Ah, Paris
Clermont Auvergne weren’t the only ones who found Saturday’s Top 14 final a torment. Sky Sports reporter Graham Simmons was pitchside and having troubles of his own.
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Alex's Royal Ascot preview
Sky Sports racing pundit Alex Hammond previews the opening day of Royal Ascot, with Tuesday’s card full of Group 1 highlights.
Ward sets sights on Coventry
View from connections ahead of Tuesday’s Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot featuring American trainer Wesley Ward’s Finnegan.
Malignaggi to take on Garcia
Paulie Malignaggi will return to the ring after a 16-month break to take on the unbeaten Danny Garcia at welterweight on August 1.
Warrington warned by RFL
Warrington have been given a formal warning by the RFL over the behaviour of their fans during the derby at Widnes over Easter.
Hong Kong Tatler releases new web site to streamline digital presence
View of Hong Kong Hong Kong Tatler is catering to its digitally savvy readers with the release of an updated Web site. Hong Kong Tatler’s Web site currently draws over 300,000 unique users per month, and the revamped version will likely attract even more. In today’s increasingly digital-centric world it is essential for luxury publications to offer equally strong online and print experiences. New and improved At the top of the
Globalization strategies fall short on execution: BCG
Tokyo’s Ginza district at night Ninety percent of organizations lack the capabilities needed to win overseas, according to a new report by Boston Consulting Group. Organizations across industries are eager to expand internationally, but only a small percentage have mastered the logistics needed to realize goals. BCG identified 22 capabilities as prerequisite for going global, and just 10 percent of companies believe they have mastered the full set. “Companies clearly
Your new PIN: Smiley face, two surprised cats, small pile of poo
Intelligent Environments, a specialist in mobile and online financial services, has come up with a way of making online banking even more secure by swapping the traditional four number pin code with emoji icons. The thought of ditching numbers for smiley faces and cartoon thumbs up might sound ridiculous but this could actually make your phone more secure. Although emojis are more common with youngsters sending texts, Intelligent Environments believes
Ear me now: Amazon's working on a weird way to unlock your phone
Amazon is on a quest to find new parts of your body to unlock a smartphone, and it’s getting further up your torso with every attempt. The online retailer has filed a new patent that includes technology to unlock your phone if it’s placed against your ear – an offering which sounds pretty redundant if you ask us. According to the science people your ear can be as unique as
Innovators: Great tech innovators: Marissa Mayer
Age: 40 Company: Yahoo Best known for: Her work on Google’s search engine, CEO of Yahoo Quote: “Geeks are people who love something so much that all the details matter.” ‘Can Marissa Mayer save Yahoo?’. That has been the question on many peoples’ lips for a while now. When Mayer was appointed CEO and President of the company in 2012, Yahoo was sinking and needed a hero. Long before joining