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Egypt Seeks International Aid for Economy
Egypt's foreign minister is calling on the international community to provide financial assistance to help the country's economy recover after the protests that toppled President Hosni Mubarak.

Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit said Tuesday that Egypt's economy had been "gravely affected" by the political turmoil in the country. He called his diplomatic counterparts in the United States, Britain and Saudi Arabia and asked for aid. There was no immediate response from the three countries.

Strikes before and after Mr. Mubarak's resignation have crippled much of the nation's commerce. Thousands of government workers and those in industrial sectors have joined work stoppages calling for higher pay, better working conditions and ouster of corrupt union officials linked to Mr. Mubarak's rule. The strikes prompted the nation's stock exchange to once again postpone its reopening, this time from Wednesday to sometime next week.

The strikes were mostly halted on Tuesday, a Muslim holiday marking the birth of Prophet Mohammed. But the military rulers again called for an end to the labor unrest, saying the result of continued strikes would be "disastrous." The official MENA news agency quoted the military rulers as saying that the economic and social turmoil in Egypt could not be resolved until the strikes and sit-ins ended.

German and NY Stock Exchanges Approve Merger The company that operates the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and other European markets is buying the New York Stock Exchange to form the world's largest market for trading stock and other securities. The boards of Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext approved the nearly $10 billion, all-stock merger Tuesday. Together, the two exchanges will list companies with about $15 trillion in value. The two exchanges had $5.4 billion in profits last year and said they expect to become even more profitable. The merger of two of the world's largest exchanges is in part a response to competition around the world in the securities industry. Smaller trading exchanges have increasingly gained a foothold in regional markets and in the trading of new types of securities. That market share has often come at the expense of more established exchanges like the ones in New York and Frankfurt. Duncan Neiderauer is now head of the New York exchange and is slated to become chief executive of the new one. He called the merger "the next step to reinvent the industry." Neiderauer said the new exchange would in time prove to be a "very attractive partner" to companies developing in emerging economies throughout the world. But he dodged one key question - the name for the new exchange. Neiderauer called it "an emotional decision for everyone" because of the U.S. and German identities in the current names. He said no decision has been made and will not be for awhile. The deal will create a single company that the Reuters news agency says will handle an estimated $20 trillion in annual trading in the United States, Germany, France, Britain, the Netherlands, Portugal and Belgium. Under terms of the deal, the Frankfurt exchange's shareholders will control 60 percent of the combined company and the New York exchange's the remainder. Officials said they expect that within three years the combined exchanges will be able to cut their operating costs by $400 million and add $133 million in new revenue. The deal must still be approved by regulators in the United States and Europe.

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