Straight to Ascot for Rizeena
Rizeena will attempt to take her 100 per cent record at Ascot to four when she goes for the Duke of Cambridge Stakes at the Royal meeting next month.
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Exciting times for Roberts
Jamie Roberts is already eagerly looking forward to next season with club and country after his move to Harlequins was confirmed on Tuesday.
Futures of Claude Julien, Milan Lucic top new Bruins GM Don Sweeney to-do list
Mallory Edens has perfect response to lecherous NBA Draft Lottery column
Buick Steps on the (Natural) Gas: Regal Could Be Getting Factory CNG Power
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2018 Golf R400 Spied on the ’Ring, Appears to Be Moving Closer to Production
-What It Is: Handily, Volkswagen has taken most of the guesswork out of deciphering just what the Golf R400 is and put it right there in the name. It’s an all-wheel-drive Golf with a worked-over 2.0T engine churning out somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 horsepower. READ MORE ›› –
2018 Volkswagen Golf R400 Spied Ringing the Nürburgring – Future Cars
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Gilead patents on costly hepatitis C drug challenged in five countries
By Brendan Pierson NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. group is trying to block patents in five countries for Gilead Sciences Inc’s costly hepatitis C drug Sovaldi, in a bid to give almost 60 million afflicted people access to cheaper generic versions. In Argentina, Brazil, China, Russia and Ukraine, challenges have been filed against Gilead’s patents or patent applications, the New York-based Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge, or I-MAK,
Hormel Foods says avian flu likely to hurt turkey sales till 2016
(Reuters) – Hormel Foods Corp, the maker of Spam lunch meat, said it expected sales at its Jennie-O Turkey Store business to fall about 15 percent in the second half of the year, due to a supply shortfall caused by an avian flu outbreak in the United States. The Jennie-O business ended the second quarter facing substantial supply chain challenges, Chief Executive Jeffrey Ettinger said in a statement on Wednesday.
Hormel Foods to USDA: Your turkey forecast is for the birds
By P.J. Huffstutter CHICAGO (Reuters) – Hormel Foods’ chief executive cast doubt on federal forecasts for as much as 4 percent increase in turkey meat production on Wednesday, due to a devastating outbreak of avian flu that has “significantly challenged” its Jennie-O Turkey Store business. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s latest supply projections, released on May 12, forecast domestic turkey production would reach 5.979 billion pounds in 2015, a nearly