A look at Egypt, as companies plan their responses to widespread civil unrest

What happens to business when a country is in chaos?

Zainab Khalifa, a jewelry store owner in Cairo, discusses how her business is faring and what her hopes are for the future of Egypt.

Today the military-backed government of Egypt declared a month-long state of emergency — as supporters of deposed President Mohamed Morsi continue to clash with security forces.

Turmoil continues in Egypt, but as news of $12 billion in aid and an interim prime minister appointment take hold, life on the ground in Cairo is also changing.

Egypt gets an interim prime minister with an economics background, former finance minister Hazem el-Beblawi.

The semantics debate on Wikipedia could have real world consequences.

Violent clashes between rival political factions, the army and police are scaring off tourists in a country where 10% of the economy is tourism-related.

How the Egyptian military’s takeover is viewed could have financial consequences. A federal law calls for cutting aid to a country where the military deposes a democratically elected government.

Egypt has sworn in an interim president, but it's not clear how much time the public will give him to solve the country's ongoing economic problems.