‘He can come back stronger’: Kipchoge backs Farah to get over injury problems
Mo Farah has been told to ignore any thoughts of retirement by Eliud Kipchoge, despite being forced to pull out of Sunday’s London Marathon through
Increasing mental health staffing may reduce suicides among veterans
Suicide rates in the United States have surged over the past two decades, but the number of physicians, nurses, and other health care workers who
Aercap CEO says jetmakers will at best reach 90% of output goals
Planemakers will at best reach 90% of their production targets because of constraints including the challenges of recruiting and training qualifed staff, the head of
Activision Blizzard’s chief compliance officer steps down
Activision Blizzard’s chief compliance officer, Frances Townsend, is stepping down. Bloomberg reports that Townsend – who also serves as executive vice president of corporate affairs
McDonald’s UK issues disappointing update on launch of Happy Meals for adults
The fast food chain McDonald’s has released a crushing announcement regarding its UK menu. Adults are so upset by the news, they say they are
Phil Foden and Marcus Rashford bring local flavour to truly global derby
At the Etihad on Sunday there will be players from all corners of the globe primed for battle. From Norway to Argentina – and plenty
Finally, the real answer why your best ideas come during showering
Being in the shower is the classic example. Your mind wanders. Then, all of the sudden, eureka! A new insight or creative breakthrough occurs. Zac
Exxon signals strong Q3 earnings on natural gas pricing
Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM.N) on Tuesday signaled strong third quarter operating profits on the heels of the prior quarter’s all-time high as earnings from natural
Tencent is “aggressively seeking” majority stakes in more gaming companies
Chinese megacorp Tencent is reportedly “resetting its mergers and acquisitions (M&A) strategy” by focussing on “buying majority stakes mainly in overseas gaming companies”. According to
Petrolhead left stunned after 1964 Mini sells for whopping £53,000 at auction
A Kidderminster motor enthusiast who kept his 1964 Mini in a garden shed for 34 years has seen it sold for a whopping £53,000 at