Messi: I don't compete with Ronaldo
Lionel Messi insists he does not compete with Cristiano Ronaldo, and suspects the Real Madrid man feels the same about him.
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NFL extends Wembley deal
The NFL has extended its agreement to play regular-season games at Wembley for an additional five years, meaning that at least two games per year will be played at the national stadium until 2020.
Premier League questions
Ahead of an important round of Premier League fixtures, we take a look at 10 questions that could be answered by the end of the weekend.
Five NFL games at Wembley
Wembley Stadium has become a traditional escape for the Stateside shenanigans of the NFL.
Europe's 15 Best Second Cities
When it comes to traveling across Europe, most tourists come equipped with a checklist of must-see places: London, Paris, and Rome, among others. Meanwhile, lesser-known cities remain under the radar for most travelers—but bypassing these “second cities” would be a mistake, as these destinations offer distinctive cultures and histories that are worth experiencing firsthand. From a quaint, medieval Latvian town with stunning 13th-century architecture to a vibrant Greek coastal city
Apple cleaning up in China, Nike vs. Under Armour and Icahn's track record
Yahoo Finance’s Midday Movers is live each weekday at 12pm ET, covering all the latest news on the markets, the economy and the biggest stories of the day.
Nasdaq briefly rises 1.5%; Dow up 200 points as McDonald's leads
U.S. stocks traded sharply higher on Thursday, as Wall Street digested the European Central Bank’s rates decision.
US home sales rebound in September after August slump
Americans snapped up more homes in September, suggesting that the U.S. housing sector remains insulated from global economic turmoil. The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that sales of existing …
An Economist Is Throwing Cold Water On Those Sinking Jobless Claims
“We are not in uber-boom mode,” says Neil Dutta.
Alphabet (GOOGL) is about to break out higher: Technician
As Google’s holding company Alphabet prepares to report its most-recent quarterly earnings, the stock’s chart appears ready to break out, according to one leading technical analyst.