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Saudi-Iran oil rivalry heats up

The kingdom is also engaged in a battle for market share with rival Iran and has cut prices to its customers in Asia, the biggest market for both exporters

Gun rights activists can stop Clinton, says Trump

Jaguar is the hottest car company in US

In the first seven months of this year, Jaguar sales 1 surged 59 per cent, handily outpacing every other brand on the road

Global stocks climb with bonds as risk tumbles; pound declines

German shares enter bull market after rallying 22% from February low; S&P 500 Index is set for a record high

Japan could make Olympic medals with gold from seabed

Vast swathes contain metals left over from volcanic activity

Jack Ma is opening his wallet to Europe but not to Europeans

Alipay is seeking to add extras to its mobile wallet app for Chinese travellers in France, the UK, Germany and Italy

Climate change to stop rain of records in Rio Olympics

Stocks climb as consumer firms advance on earnings

The S&P BSE Sensex added 0.4 per cent and a gauge of mid-cap shares jumped one per cent to a fresh all-time high

Women on superbikes making China Ducati's No. 2 market

Luxury models defy demand slump caused by bike restrictions

US government releases drone attack policy after lawsuit

The Obama administration released a redacted version of its 2013 drone attack policy guidance on Saturday

Crude slump sees oil giants' debt burden double to $138 bn

The debt, which has grown tenfold since 2008, is likely to increase further in the third and fourth quarters

Opening ceremony puts Brazil cash crunch on display

Ceremony organisers had to make do with a budget that's a fraction of the amount spent by 2012 Olympics host London

Bruised pound shows signs of resilience in face of BOE stimulus

The pound is still about 2 per cent higher than the 31-year low reached in the aftermath of Britain's vote to exit the European Union

Apple said to buy AI start-up Turi for $200 mn

Apple's move is part of a broader battle among Google, Facebook and Amazon to gain an edge in AI

S&P 500 shakes off doldrums to end week at record on jobs report

The US jobs report has given the S&P 500 index its fifth weekly advance since the beginning of July

'France riskier for business disruption than Afghanistan'

Greece, which almost got the boot from the euro, came in 25th. Germany and the UK are still considered "low risk."

Berkshire profit jumps 25%

Berkshire's businesses represent a cross-section of the economy and provide Buffett, 85, with a steady stream of cash for more investments

Crashing, burning planes don't stop passengers from grabbing their luggage

The latest example came on Wednesday, when an Emirates Airline flight crashed on landing in Dubai, followed by a severe fire that consumed much of the Boeing 777-300

Who is most dependent on China?

Singapore, Taiwan, Vietnam, South Korea and Malaysia would be first to feel the chill. Indonesia, India and the Philippines are more immune

Which Rio you will see will depend on ticket

Visitors to Rio could come away with very different impressions of the city - from pockets of wealth to poverty to crime - depending on the events they choose to attend