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• Saudi Arabia approves $5 billion aid package to Egypt

• Ethiopia’s tech hopefuls

• China reports weaker than expected trade data

• Foodstuff available in Ramadan, ministry urges merchants to refrain from price hikes

• Electricity tariffs will rise by 5%-7.5% for households

• Jordan imports 87% of its food

• Saudi banks’ net profits forecast to hit new highs in 2013

• Windows 8.1 to be finished by August: Microsoft executive

• Total and CEO acquitted in Iraq oil-for-food scandal

• Planning minister: measures to precipitate GCC grant

• Unemployment in Jordan reaches 12.6 in second quart

• Pound's woes lift Syrian bourse

• Bitcoins: unlikely source of 6,000% profit

• Sudan will not shut oil pipeline, says senior official

• PM: Jordan was able to build solid foundations for economic growth

• Gov’t plans to buy Brunei firm’s stake in phosphate company

• Blast hits Egyptian gas pipeline, halting natural gas supply to Jordan

• Fearing contamination, Chinese pay more for imported infant goods

• Solar Impulse plane completes US journey in New York

• Iran central bank eliminates cheaper dollar rate

• Electricity tariff hike after Ramadan: Minister