BBC Sport
Leading tennis players will expand their prize money protest at Wimbledon - despite a 20% increase in this year's pot.
Ars Technica
A few additional markets will get the lower fees this year ahead of a global rollout in 2027.
MarketWatch
This new chapter started when the early AI stalwarts began serving as the next kingmakers of the market.
Variety
“Ladies of London: The New Reign,” which premiered in March on Bravo, has been put on pause by the network. “On pause” is a Bravo term of art, since the network rarely cancels shows forever. “Ladies of London: The New Reign” is a good example of that philososophy, since the original “Ladies of London” — a […]
Hollywood Reporter
The third week of season eight of Peacock's hit reality dating series saw the return of Casa Amor, which splits up the main cast by gender and introduced over a dozen a new single bombshells.
Bloomberg Markets
Doncasters Group’s US initial public offering has attracted demand for more than 30 times the available shares ahead of pricing later Wednesday, according to people familiar with the matter.
Hollywood Reporter
The mogul's live events group is said to be exploring a $6 billion takeover of the theater owner and operator.
Bloomberg Markets
Fuel prices in Russia jumped again, bolstering the case for central bank policy caution after Governor Elvira Nabiullina warned that lower output in the wake of Ukrainian strikes on refineries had become a new inflation risk.
Bloomberg Markets
ESPN legend and sports broadcasting trailblazer Linda Cohn is stepping away from the anchor desk following a historic career that spanned more than 30 years.
Cohn joins Bloomberg Intelligence Radio to reflect on the journey that made her the longest-tenured SportsCenter anchor in the network's history. From anchoring thousands of shows to covering unforgettable moments in sports, Cohn discusses the passion that fueled her career, her favorite memories over the years, and why helping inspire the
The Guardian
James Desborough told team searching for missing men he enjoyed gory scenes in serial killer series, prosecution says A fan of the television serial killer show Dexter murdered two men before dismembering and burning their bodies in Cornish woodland surrounding the cabin where he lived, a jury has heard.James Desborough, 40, allegedly killed Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman and hid their bodies in the dense undergrowth close to his cabin near St Austell. Continue reading...
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Hollywood Reporter
The ‘Heated Rivalry’ breakout has been guest starring in the series, which he filmed last year after wrapping the hockey romance drama.