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• Minister urges malls, eateries to hire more Jordanians

• Militants bomb gas pipeline to Jordan

• ‘Sales of mobiles, prepaid cards plummet in wake of tax hike’

• Saudi Telecom to quit Indonesia

• S. Korea to open gold trading market in 2014

• Asian stocks hit six-week high, gold steadies after jump

• Budget deficit rises to JD460 million end of May

• The China disconnect: analysts lose plot on financial stocks

• Analysis: As WTI and Brent reunite, Gulf of Mexico faces squeeze, not glut

• Oman’s Bank Sohar says will consider Bank Dhofar merger offer

• ‘Jordan’s cement industry is suffering’

• Unpopular Zimbabwe dollar set to return?

• South Sudan to cut oil output to 100,000 bpd at weekend

• Arab unrest weighs on earnings at Lebanon’s Bank Audi

• G20 supports global taxation reform: Russia

• Euro gains currency among criminals

• Saudi Airlines defends ban on Israeli passengers

• Austerity in action: Greece approves to lay off 25,000 teachers, police

• National Bank of Oman posts flat Q2 net profit; beats estimates

• How Middle East oil must adapt to new realities

• Sex, Drugs, and Bribery: Pharma group accused of using cash and sex to generate $1.5bn in Chinese sales