Khaleej Times - 2017-10-14

• Watch your speed on two Dubai roads from Sunday
• Singing champs rock camp
• Dream run for Bitcoin, but will the buzz last?
• THE 2015 AGREEMENT
• What if you had to live with only 50 things?
• The sleazegate­s are wide open in Hollywood
• Over 200 nationalit­ies in Uae, still we don’t mix
• Dh800M car scam accused likely to be arrested again
• Breast cancer need not disfigure you
• Ministry unveils Sharjah-Dhaid road developmen­t project
• Officer in dock for sexually assaulting 13-yr-old boy
• Are you game for the WorldSkill­s challenge?
• YOUNG EMIRATIS COMPETING FOR GOLD
• Iraq launches Kirkuk offensive
• Turkey deploys troops to Idlib
• Drive forward: Saudi Arabia gears up for women taxi drivers
• Daesh suicide attacks kill 50 in East Syria
• Build real relationsh­ips to fight fake news
• US stuck in the past with coal as China goes green
• Quora great question of the week
• Freed US-Canadian family flies out
• ‘Afghan role for India not in region’s interest’
• At this volunteer-run train station, they’re all over 60
• How to nudge people with simple rules and make nations happy
• Aarushi case trial judge acted like math teacher: High court
• Shoot-to-kill order against ‘man-eating’ tiger
• Uncertaint­y over release of Talwars from jail
• Strike a balance between national interests, Rohingya: SC to Centre
• Cop killed and three injured in police-GJM clash in Darjeeling
• Special Rajdhani Express to cut travel time
• New York, London police probe Weinstein amid 4th rape charge
• Emma the robot masseuse gets to work at Singapore clinic
• Poll shows Duterte still hugely popular
• Samsung CEO quits in shock move after profits soar to record
• Economy leaders upbeat on growth
• Branson takes new bet on future with Hyperloop One
• Be innovative. Ditch ‘fixedness’
• Uber out to fight London ban
• Stocks cheer record streak; dollar sinks
• Malabar in ₹30B residentia­l project
• Here’s your chance to live in Sharjah’s mega project
• Saudi Arabia mulls slower subsidy and spending cuts
• DP World eyes growth in Dominican Republic
• New mess set to dent Kobe Steel
• Birla has an idea: Tap markets
• Tesla recalls Model X vehicles to fix seats
• Malabar Gold opens 3 stores in a day in UAE and Kuwait
• Vidya Balan opens Al Adil’s 38th showroom in Al Barsha
• PCFC’s stand at Gitex sees heavy footfall
• India’s IT industry promotes trade with UAE companies
• Trriple’s mobile wallet solution brings convenienc­e to fingertips
• RAKBank Ride returns
• Damas celebrates Diwali with exquisite new collection­s
• BPG retains Global Village media account
• US to ride Nafta into ‘sunset’
• More companies saying adios as Catalan economy fears deepen
• Gasoline costs rev up US consumer prices
• India raises $1.5B in GIC Re IPO
• REVIVAL OF TESTS
• Juan Martin del Potro could be forced out of his Shanghai Masters semifinal on Saturday against Roger Federer after the Argentine suffered a wrist injury in an awkward fall on court
• Ton-up Babar, Shoaib lift Pakistan
• India-Australia share T20 series
• Al Wasl down Al Wahda 2-1 to top AGL standings
• Jordan fears ‘Superteams’ will create 28 ‘garbage’ teams: Report
• Dubai Mammoths win; Mavs, Roaring Lions tie
• Honours even as Al Jazira and Al Dhafra play out thrilling draw
• Shakib included in MCC World Cricket Committee
• Hatta edge Sharjah to notch first win in AGL
• Barca trip to Madrid just a game, says Valverde
• Heynckes starts new stint at Bayern Munich
• Montella needs to deliver in Milan derby
• United face test of title credential­s at Liverpool
• Arsenal irked by transfer talk ahead of Watford tie
• Man City could get Aguero boost for Stoke game
• Pochettino slams Pep over Kane comments
• Gavrilova stutters into last four

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