Archive du mois : février 2018

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Colin Cowherd reacts to a most likely novel rule switch that could well rock Foremost League Baseball (VIDEO)

COLIN COWHERD: Baseball, apparently– I’m going to read this verbatim, because I didn’t hear it. But on « The Rich Eisen Show, » Tuesday, the host and a baseball guy, a baseball exec– « There are whispers from execs in baseball, there’s a discussion to let a trailing team in the ninth inning, you’re losing in the ninth,…

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EFL Cup final: Bravo and Ospina pitch to be heroes before stepping again into the shadows

In Sunday’s EFL Cup final, Manchester City and Arsenal will field goalkeepers boasting more than 200 caps between them for two of South America’s heavyweight footballing nations. Their medal collections cover major competitions at domestic, continental and global level for clubs spanning five countries. Such experience and pedigree is not easily found or won, yet Claudio…

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Chinese language regulators utilize regulate of Anbang Insurance protection

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Kylie Jenner’s Tweet Is rarely forever Snapchat’s Handiest Wretchedness

Yet Jenner’s tweet isn’t the only possible reason why Wall Street may have turned on Snapchat. Despite CEO Evan Spiegel receiving one of the highest annual payouts ever in 2017, according to Reuters, Snapchat shares have traded below their IPO price of $17 since July, only recovering this month. Citi analysts downgraded the stock this…

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India: PNB scandal poses sophisticated questions for PM Modi

New Delhi, India – On the morning of February 16, India’s second-largest state-run bank, Punjab National Bank (PNB), quietly announced to the stock exchange authorities in Mumbai that it has been defrauded of $1.8bn. But things hardly remained quiet. Within minutes, hell had broken loose in India’s financial markets. Indices tanked, especially the share prices…

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