Sign in to comment!    Egyptian president moves into Mubarak's
old office  The new Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi moved
first thing Monday morning into the office once occupied by his
ousted predecessor Hosni Mubarak and started work on forming a
government even before he had a clear picture of what he could
do after the ruling military stripped most of the major powers
from his post.  The country breathed a sigh of relief that at
least the question of who won the presidential runoff had been
resolved on Sunday after the first free and fair elections in
Egypt's modern history. People returned to work a day after a
panic that sent many home early for fear that violence might
erupt when the winner was announced. Traffic was flowing again
through Cairo's Tahrir Square, the birthplace of last year's
uprising and a major intersection that had been blocked for
nearly a week by Morsi supporters protesting against the
military's power grab.  Egypt's benchmark stock index closed
with record gains of 7.5 percent in