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Pacquiao's trainer Freddie Roach still not sure Mayweather will fight
Pace Jam: Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Gets Tapped for Indy 500 Pace Car Duty
– To surprise of absolutely no one, the Chevrolet Corvette Z06 has been selected to pace the field at the 99th running of the Indianapolis 500. As the long-reigning poster child for domestic performance, the Corvette Z06 being paired with the Indy 500, a storied and distinctly American celebration of the all that is right in the world—at least for that one fleeting moment—is the stuff gasoline-marinated marketing dreams are made of.
Pace Jam: Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Gets Tapped for Indy 500 Pace Car Duty
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Alfonso Ribeiro and Wife Angela Welcome Second Child! Find Out What They Named Their Son
Alfonso Ribeiro’s family just got a little bit larger! He and wife Angela welcomed their second son Thursday morning. “Angela and baby are doing amazing,” Alfonso told In…
Pippa Middleton Spotted Out in the Rain as the World Waits for Royal Baby No. 2!
Look, commoners: It’s Kate Middleton’s baby—her baby sister, that is. Pippa Middleton was spotted out and about in London Wednesday, doing a bit of shopping in the rain…
Jezki on top of the World
Jezki got the better of Hurricane Fly to run out a ready winner of the Ladbrokes World Series Hurdle at Punchestown.
Raya pens Blackburn contract
Young goalkeeper David Raya has penned a new three-year deal at Blackburn.
A major bank just backed Bitcoin – can it get its mojo back?
Goldman Sachs will be the first major bank to invest heavily in Bitcoin, giving the cryptocurrency a much-needed shot in the arm. Sachs has secured a partnership with Chinese investment firm, IDG Capital Partners, claims The New York Times. This partnership will lead a $50 million investment into startup Circle Internet Financial which wants to use Bitcoin’s technology to improve consumer payments. The massive hype around Bitcoin in 2013 has
How millennials could damage the U.S. economy
Even America’s top-performing millennials are not measuring up to their counterparts overseas when it comes to numeracy, literacy and problem-solving skills.