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Automakers warm up to friendly hackers at cybersecurity conference

Known for its sprawling resorts and casinos, Las Vegas once a year becomes the gathering place for tens of thousands of cybersecurity enthusiasts who attend DEF CON

Goldman Sachs raises recession alarm as US-China trade war intensifies

US President Donald Trump announced on August 1 that he would impose a 10% tariff on a final $300 billion worth of Chinese imports on September 1

Oil prices drop as US-China trade war concerns hit demand outlook

The US-China trade dispute rocked global equity markets last week, while a surprise build in US crude stocks added downward pressure to oil prices

Nickel prices jump in volatile Asian trade amid fears of Indonesia ore ban

The metal used to make stainless steel hit a 16-month high last Thursday before shedding 2.1% on Friday

British PM Johnson to meet Ireland's Varadkar over Brexit: Report

Johnson has told the European Union there is no point in new talks on a withdrawal agreement unless negotiators are willing to drop the Northern Irish backstop agreed by his predecessor Theresa May

Versace apologises after T-shirt triggers fierce criticism in China

'Versace reiterates that we love China deeply, and resolutely respect China's territory and national sovereignty,' the company said in a statement

Death toll in rains touches 147; hundreds of thousands put in relief camps

Heavy rain and landslides forced hundreds of thousands of people to take shelter in relief camps, while train services were cancelled in several flood-hit areas

Thousands protest in Kashmir over new status despite clampdown

In a tweeted statement on Saturday, spokeswoman for India's Ministry of Home Affairs, Vasudha Gupta, said that the estimate of 10,000 was 'completely fabricated & incorrect'

95 dead in floods in southern, western states; red alert on for Kerala

Last year, Kerala was hit by one of its worst floods in one hundred years

Middle-age hearing loss may be associated with dementia: Research

All were free of dementia at the start, but over time, 1,868 people developed dementia - and 59% of them came from the hearing loss group

Mediterranean diet tied to lower risk of gestational diabetes: Research

With the Mediterranean diet, women also gained less weight: an average of 6.8 kg (15 pounds) versus 8.3 kg (18 pounds) for the control group of mothers on their usual diets

Teens late to puberty may end up with weaker bones, finds new study

Girls had their growth spurts earlier, at an average age of 11.5, while boys spurted on average at age 13.5

Chinese space start-up LinkSpace revs up fo reusable rocket race

Beijing-based company aims to launch its next-generation RLV-T16 next year that will be capable of reaching an altitude of up to 150 kilometres

Aimed at Huawei and China trade, Trump's shots keep markets on their toes

United States also this week declared China a currency manipulator after it allowed the yuan to slip below 7 to the dollar

After revocation of Article 370, many in Pakistan plan to rejoin militants

India recently scrapped the special status given to Jammu & Kashmir

Sri Lankan tourism industry begins to recover after Easter attacks

The island nation's tourism sector, one of the country's top revenue streams, suffered a massive blow following April 21 Islamist militant bombings of churches and luxury hotels

Major power cut impacting homes, transport in large parts of Britain

Train services in and out of London, including Thameslink, Southern and Gatwick Express were facing delays and cancellations

Trump says US economy 'handcuffed' by Fed, wants further rate cut

Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House, said a strong US dollar was hurting American manufacturers

In a first, US overtakes Germany to become UK's biggest source of imports

While Germany has long been Britain's biggest source of imports, the United States was already Britain's largest export market

Apple offers $1 million 'bounty' to finders of iPhone security flaws

The $1 million prize would apply only to remote access to the iPhone kernel without any action from the phone's user