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• 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

• Veterinarians' strike leaves meat shipments stranded at borders

• Jordanian army to march on cheese

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• North, South Korea officials start talks on joint industrial zone

• Long-lasting unrest and economic sanctions drive up prices in Syria

• Masdar looking beyond Thames offshore wind farm

• Egypt faces huge funding shortfall

• Former Qatari PM replaced as head of sovereign wealth fund

• Israel government defies unions with private seaport tenders

• S&P cut ratings on Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Credit Suisse

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