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Business briefing: 15 July 2013

Saudi growth slows, plus other news

by Executive Staff

Economics and Policy

Growth in Saudi Arabia's GDP, adjusted for inflation, slowed to 2.13 percent in the first quarter of 2013 from 6.5 percent a year ago, data from the Central Department of Statistics shows.

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Kuwait has delivered crude oil and diesel worth $200 million to Egypt as part of a $4-billion aid package to bolster the faltering economy.

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Lebanon's Caretaker Tourism Minister has backed proposals to allow Syrian refugees to sleep in some of the country's underused hotels.

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Egypt's army chief has explained his decision to remove former President Mohammed Morsi from office, his first public comments since the coup.

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Elsewhere in Egypt, authorities have frozen the financial assets of 14 Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist leaders accused of inciting violence.

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Companies and Business

DeVere, the independent financial consultancy firm, has confirmed its acquisition of UAE-based wealth management firm, Acuma.

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Mashreq, Dubai’s third largest listed bank by assets, expects profit from its retail banking unit to double in 2013 from a year earlier.

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Dubai-based port operator DP World has defended its decision not to negotiate with a workers’ union over a pay dispute at the London Gateway.

More from Arabian Business

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