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Horsey holds on in Denmark
David Horsey overcame a nervy final round to clinch the fourth European Tour title of his career with a wire-to-wire win at the Made In Denmark.
Cuadrado nears Juventus loan
Chelsea forward Juan Cuadrado is on the verge of joining Juventus on a season-long loan.
Aidan's Leger team in good Order
Order Of St George gave Aidan O’Brien a second big shot at the Ladbrokes St Leger when taking the Palmerstown House Irish Estate Irish St Leger Trial Stakes at the Curragh in emphatic fashion.
''Too Sexy''? Caitlyn Jenner Reveals Which Kids Didn't Like Her Vanity Fair Cover on I Am Cait: Watch Now!
Not everyone was a huge fan of Caitlyn Jenner’s history-making Vanity Fair cover. In a sneak peek from tonight’s brand new episode of I Am, Cait, Caitlyn reveals some of her kids…
Foo Fighters RickRoll Westboro Baptist Church Protesters in Kansas City in the Most Divine Way—Watch!
If you thought the RickRolling prank is so 2008, you are sadly mistaken. Because Foo Fighters have single-handedly made it awesome again—and in the most divine…
Apple promises to repair iPhone 6 Plus handsets with faulty cameras
Do your iPhone 6 Plus shots have a habit of coming out all blurred? Apple has acknowledged a problem with the iSight camera in “a small percentage” of handsets sold and says it will replace the component for free. To see if your phone is affected, head to the Apple website and enter your handset’s serial code. You have the option of posting your mobile off for repair or taking
Japan's Sharp in LCD tie-up talks with Taiwan's Hon Hai: sources
By Reiji Murai TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s Sharp Corp is in talks with Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co for a tie-up in its struggling flat-panel display business, according to two sources familiar with the discussion. Under the proposed plan, Sharp would spin of the display business into a separate unit ahead of investment from Hon Hai and possible cash injections from other entities, including the state-directed Innovation Network Corporation
Delivery Hero will only decide on IPO next year
By Nadine Schimroszik BERLIN, August 23 (Reuters) – One of Europe’s biggest start-ups, Germany’s Delivery Hero, the online food takeaway service, has ruled out a stock market listing for this year but could be ready by next year, its chief executive said in an interview.
China fears and global growth doubts grip markets
Markets will be watching for China’s next move as signs of a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy stack up, raising expectations it will act to stoke growth. A looming snap election in Greece and a closely watched conference hosted by the Federal Reserve in the United States are also likely to keep investors on their toes next week, in particular as they look for hints on when the U.S.