ESPN

Dolan says second apron not an option for Knicks

On the heels of its first NBA title in 53 years, Knicks owner James Dolan told WFAN radio on Wednesday that he will not go into the punitive second apron to keep his team intact for the 2026-27 season.

sports  4d ago

Yahoo Finance

Planners at IBDs, Wirehouses Earn Highest Salaries Among Advisors

business  4d ago

Yahoo Finance

Morningstar to Launch Public-Private Model Portfolios With Funds From Apollo, Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan

business  4d ago

NY Times World

In Southeast Asia, Switching to Solar Offers Relief from Energy Crisis Caused by Iran War

Homeowners and businesses in the region, which relies heavily on imported oil, are installing rooftop solar panels to reduce the sting of soaring energy costs.

general  4d ago

NY Times World

Why the By-Election in Makerfield Will Have Giant Consequences for the UK

Here is what to know about the by-election on Thursday in Makerfield, the outcome of which could lead to Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s ouster.

general  4d ago

Yahoo Finance

Unwelcome ‘Neighbor’: State Farm Agents Wary of AI Overhaul

business  4d ago

Yahoo Finance

Carvana Revs Up Push into New Auto Market

business  4d ago

Yahoo Finance

Clients May Have More Stashed in 401(k)s Than You Think

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Yahoo Finance

Brightening Prospects for Intel’s Foundry Drive Stock Gains

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Financial Times

BA owner warns EU competition rules make easyJet bid ‘very difficult’

IAG chief Luis Gallego calls for overhaul of how bloc evaluates airline takeovers

business  4d ago

Financial Times

Netanyahu and Modi: the making of an unlikely alliance

As Israel’s isolation deepens, ties with New Delhi are growing — from drones to statues

business  4d ago

Financial Times

What is the point of Berkshire Hathaway?

It can be bold — or become an index fund

business  4d ago

Financial Times

How Brexit still divides British voters

In the Makerfield by-election, Andy Burnham is trying to win over an area that voted heavily for Leave

business  4d ago

Financial Times

JPMorgan Chase cuts off Anthropic access for its Hong Kong staff

Bank follows Goldman Sachs in preventing use of Claude in Asian financial hub

business  4d ago

Financial Times

Ships divert to different countries for fuel after Gulf conflict hits supply

Bosses warn of continued disruption despite Iran-US deal to end war and open the strait

business  4d ago

Financial Times

Trump’s ‘nuclear bros’: young entrepreneurs race to deliver US atomic revival

Young founders backed by Silicon Valley and Trump race to start reactors despite experts’ safety fears

business  4d ago

Financial Times

Meta’s AI gamble: Dina Powell McCormick opens door to Wall Street

Former Goldman Sachs executive explores financing once alien to Silicon Valley for $600bn infrastructure push

business  4d ago

The Guardian Health

‘The masturbation scene wasn’t a big deal’: Théodore Pellerin on tackling his new film Nino’s challenges

Locked out of his apartment, a cancer-stricken Parisian is caught in a race against time to freeze his sperm. The rising star who plays him explains how he tackled a very initimate questJust six months after the world rallied to defend poor Paul Dano, vulnerability may now be a hot commodity for an actor. What is “weak sauce” for Quentin Tarantino, who attacked Dano, can be mighty savoury for others. So it’s good timing that Théodore Pellerin, with his gangly frame and huge eyes, exudes that qua

health  4d ago

The Guardian

Rejoining customs union would not fix damage caused by Brexit, research finds

Exclusive: Economists find Brexit caused 12% depression in UK exports, most of which is due to leaving single marketBrexit has depressed UK exports to the EU by 12%, and rejoining the customs union would undo only a fraction of the damage, research shared with the Guardian shows.With the UK’s future relationship with the bloc likely to feature prominently in a potential Labour leadership contest, the economists John Springford and Anton Spisak, of the Centre for European Reform, provide fresh ev

general  4d ago

The Guardian

Western Europeans believe crime is rising despite fall in overall rates, poll finds

YouGov survey of six countries shows respondents think crime is increasing – though most trust their national police Western Europeans believe crime is rising in their country, according to a survey, despite long-term overall crime rates falling across the region since the mid-1990s.The YouGov poll of Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy and Spain found most countries trusted their national police, led by Denmark where 74% of respondents said they had a lot or a fair amount of confidence in

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