Khaleej Times - 2018-09-17

• Dh50B Abu Dhabi project to boost business and welfare
• Sharjah school loses 4-yr-old student twice
• No dual SIM yet for UAE iPhone users
• RETIREMENT VISA PLAN
• Schools hook up to ‘Genius Hour’
• Leadership talk is irritating: May
• I lack words to describe this day. They say you miss two times but you can’t miss the third time.
• Trump set to unveil China tariffs today
• Caught on Sharjah Police camera: Speeding car hits cyclist on road
• 100 Arab youths being trained to be media profession­als
• Few Indian amnesty-seekers turn up at job fair in Abu Dhabi
• Mission issued 1,450 travel documents to illegals since Aug 1
• Forum seeks oversight over cryptocurr­encies
• Bounced rental cheques may incur jail or eviction ASHISH MEHTA
• Motorists’ claims of faulty road radars baseless: RAK Police
• Man says he groped woman ‘by mistake’
• Time to focus on self-discovery and skill developmen­t
• Kids keen to embrace passion at school hours
• EU pulling in different directions as Libya keeps sending refugees
• Calls for another Brexit vote would stain democracy
• Shadow diplomat Kerry has shown true colours
• Look yourself, why smile for the perfect picture?
• Want to have fun at work? Try these tips
• Israel missiles target Damascus airport
• Ethiopia, Eritrea sign peace deal in Saudi
• Kurds opt out of local polls in Syria
• Moroccans split over return of military service
• PM for coordinate­d efforts to curb street crimes in Karachi
• Congress alleges voters list ‘fraud’ in Telangana
• Gang-rape victim’s family returns compensati­on
• Typhoon pounds southern China
• ‘Worst yet to come’ as Florence continues to drench US cities
• Flights for typhoon-hit Hong Kong cancelled
• UAE HOTELS ARE READY FOR 2020
• Apple’s new iPhone XS Max just breached the Dh6,000 mark
• Saudi forex reserves hit $510B in August as oil prices surge
• New decree makes Arabic must to frame companies’ regulation­s
• A hawkish Fed on course to more rate hikes in the US has slapped down emerging market currencies as monetary tightening results in a dominant dollar.
• ADGM is the first in the region to deep-dive into building FinTech ecosystem
• Hotels’ message to guests should be loud and clear
• Designers looking to the East for more inspiratio­n
• Back to school, back to the importance of education fee planning
• Returning to India? You can still support close relatives
• Iran’s export pain could mean a hot winter for oil
• China a firewall in EM currency crisis
• Joyalukkas to build houses in flood-stricken Kerala
• PAKISTAN LESSON FOR HONG KONG
• Rayudu wants to be the yo-yo man for India
• Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first competitiv­e goal for Juventus during the Serie A match against Sassuolo on Sunday
• Hamilton opens 40-point lead with Singapore Grand Prix win
• Alvares hands Golovkin first defeat of pro career
• Mortaza, Mathews laud Tamim’s brave act
• Abu Dhabi make a successful bid to host 2022 ITU Grand Final
• United edge Watford; relief for Mourinho
• Madrid drop first points
• Ibra happy to make Toronto his 500th goal victim
• Kerala Blasters deny LuLu takeover

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