Yahoo Sports College reporter Pete Thamel gives you an instant reaction to the hiring of Porter Moser to be the new head coach at Oklahoma after 10 successful years at Loyola Chicago.
(Bloomberg) -- Most Read from BloombergGoogle’s Biggest Moonshot Is Its Search for a Carbon-Free FutureA $30 Billion Fortune Is Hiding in China’s Silicon ValleyThe Biggest Public Graveyard in the U.S. Is Becoming a ParkGoogle’s CEO: ‘We’re Losing Time’ in the Climate FightHate-Speech Case Forces Japan to Confront Workplace RacismA group of investors in Saudi Aramco’s oil pipelines is preparing to sell billions of dollars of bonds as soon as this week, according to people familiar with the matter
After a tough start to the season, the Ravens are rolling yet again.
Chinese property bonds remained firm on Tuesday after two major developers made coupon payments, though the market remained focused on the potential for default by China Evergrande Group this week. The bond market has responded positively to comments from China's central bank on Friday and Sunday saying that spillover effects from Evergrande's debt problems on the banking system were controllable and that China's economy was "doing well". Sunac China, which has a $27.14 million payment due Tuesday, has paid its bondholders, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
Former Victorian cabinet minister Marlene Kairouz has failed in her bid to claim branch stacking charges against her are invalid.The Labor MP asked Victoria's Supreme Court to declare charges null and void, and grant an injunction blocking a Labor Party disputes tribunal hearing.
Holocaust survivor Eddie Jaku, who died earlier this month aged 101, will be honoured with a state memorial service.NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet announced on Tuesday the family of one of the state's most treasured citizens had accepted the offer of a state service.
If you want to know who really controls Ramelius Resources Limited ( ASX:RMS ), then you'll have to look at the makeup...
Josh Allen couldn't get 1 yard when the Bills needed it at the end.
The door has been thrown open for Usman Khawaja to earn a Test recall after new men's selector Tony Dodemaide stressed incumbency would not be a major factor ahead of the Ashes.Khawaja, who has 44 Tests to his name but hasn't featured since August 2019, is among those who could come under consideration to open alongside David Warner.
Rolovich hasn't said much of anything. Even as this deadline approached and this controversy simmered, he mostly dodged questions. It’s too bad.
Ahead of the United Nations COP26 summit we are unpacking some of the biggest climate myths and truths.
(Bloomberg) -- China Evergrande Group’s onshore real estate unit has yuan bond interest due Tuesday, in another test for the beleaguered property developer whose debt crisis threatens the outlook for Asia’s biggest economy.Most Read from BloombergGoogle’s Biggest Moonshot Is Its Search for a Carbon-Free FutureA $30 Billion Fortune Is Hiding in China’s Silicon ValleyThe Biggest Public Graveyard in the U.S. Is Becoming a ParkGoogle’s CEO: ‘We’re Losing Time’ in the Climate FightHate-Speech Case Fo
As far as cults go, the Moonies – and Moonies hate being called ‘Moonies’ – is pretty boring. Its official name, The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, usually shortened to ‘The Unification Church’, is a boring name. The Unification Church’s philosophies, listed boringly in ‘The Divine Principle’, a book written by cult leader Reverend Sun Myung Moon, are boring reinterpretations of bits of the Christian bible. Even the church’s main principle – that family is everything and heterosexual marriage is the only path to family – is a boring rehash of some of the world’s least interesting conservative values. The Unification Church is almost uniformly snoozeville except for two things: their unbelievable mass wedding ceremonies, and their three-day sex ritual.
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Chinese tech giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd said on Tuesday it has developed a processor that will be used to power servers in its data centers. The development marks the latest foray into semiconductors for the company, mirroring moves from other global cloud computing players while also dovetailing with Chinese government's priorities to boost the nation's chip sector. Developed by Alibaba's in-house semiconductor unit T-Head, the chip — the Yitian 710 — is based on architecture from UK-based Arm Ltd, and will not be available for commercial use outside of Alibaba.
Around two-thirds of the Sydney Trains and regional TrainLink network will be disrupted on Wednesday as rail workers strike over the lack of progress on a new enterprise bargaining agreement.The Rail Tram and Bus Union says it hadsbeen "forced to take industrial action" after a "continued refusal to meet with workers to negotiate fair wages and conditions".
‘Doctor Strange’ and ‘Black Panther’ sequels will come out months later than planned
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Erryn shares an important message for women. Read to learn more about her journey.
Mexico City prosecutors have brought criminal charges against 10 "individuals and companies" for construction and design defects that caused an elevated subway line to collapse in May, killing 26 people.Ulises Lara, spokesman for the city attorney-general, on Monday said the charges are for negligent or involuntary homicide, damages and causing injuries.
‘China is a great civilisation’ says PM
Yahoo Sports’ Pete Thamel and Sean Sullivan, and Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde discuss the disastrous ending to the Tennessee-Ole Miss game on Saturday, and how the fans ‘petulant’ behavior led to Pat’s banning.
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