Build A Younger Brain
When a recent Northwestern University study discovered the hallmark Alzheimer’s proteins in the brains of 20 year olds, many wondered: Is brain health a younger person’s concern?
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How Healthy Is Your Bread?
Here’s what you need to know about the nutrition of these common breads.
Great result for Hannon
Richard Hannon’s Great Page got her big-race aspirations back on track with an impressive win in the Coolmore Stud EBF Fillies’ Sprint Stakes at Naas.
Dragons duo sidelined
Catalans Dragons could be without Todd Carney and Willie Tonga for the next two months after the pair were injured during Sunday’s Magic Weekend clash with Huddersfield.
Government backs FA over FIFA
The UK government will do “all in its power to stand behind the FA” against Sepp Blatter and FIFA, according to the Secretary for Culture, Media and Sport, John Whittingdale.
Argentero takes Rochestown
Argentero ran out an impressive winner of the Coolmore War Command Rochestown Stakes at Naas.
Adams ready to make history
Olympic champion Nicola Adams will be aiming to make history again when she fights for Team GB in the first European Games in Baku this month.
Intricately curated experience key to shopping center success
Bal Harbour Shops Digital may have plateaued in its cannibalization of in-store sales, setting forward-looking shopping centers up to capture a large portion of the retail market. Consumers mainly use digital to facilitate in-store purchases through interactive touchpoints and research. Combined with the desire among brands for greater autonomy, shopping centers find themselves in fertile territory and places such as Bal Harbour Shops in Florida are capitalizing on the changing climate with
Internet of things gets massive boost with Intel-Altera deal
After the acquisition of Broadcom by Avago a few days and that of Freescale by NXP a couple of months ago, Intel has announced that it is buying Altera for a cool $16.7 billion (about £11 billion, AU$22 billion). The deal, which began life as a rumour back in March and dwarfs Intel’s previous big acquisition (that of McAfee five years ago), will allow reinforce its data centre and internet
Updated: Tidal could lose Beyonce's music if it doesn't cough up
Updated: Sony CEO, Doug Morris, has moved to clear up confusion over whether Jay-Z’s Tidal could lose the rights to high-def versions of Beyoncé’s music. “Jay-Z is a friend and business associate for many years. I have always admired his business acumen, his entrepreneurship and his passion for music,” reads Morris’ statement. “All of our content, including Beyoncé, is available through the Tidal service, and we have announced no plans