October 2019

Harden has 29, Westbrook has 28 in 126-123 win over Pelicans

Russell Westbrook said he’ll take some time to reflect on the significance of his latest performance. After posting his second straight triple-double since joining the Houston Rockets and the 139th of his career, Westbrook passed Magic Johnson for second on the all-time list, behind only Oscar Robertson’s 181. Westbrook had 28 points, 13 assists and […]

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This Week in Business: Zuckerberg Gets Grilled, and Boeing Goes from Bad to Worse

Allow us to interrupt your candy corn munching to bring you the week’s top stories in business and tech, including more fallout at Boeing and Mark Zuckerberg’s awkward visit to Washington. What’s scarier: Facebook’s cryptocurrency project or finding out that the United States was using floppy disks to protect its nuclear arsenal up until this

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Brexit: ‘Fears confirmed’ over rights at work, says Labour

Image copyright AFP Image caption Business minister Kwesi Kwarteng said the reports are “completely mad” Labour has said leaked government papers “confirm its worst fears” about plans to dilute workers’ rights after Brexit. The documents, revealed by the Financial Times, say that the drafting of commitments on workers’ rights and the environment in the Brexit

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Brexit negotiators removed ‘adequate’ from worker rights plan

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Labour claims workers’ rights will be eroded under Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal renegotiation An internal UK government memo on the consequences of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal renegotiation singles out the removal of the word “adequate” from the UK-EU Political Declaration to describe mechanisms for enforcing common social, environmental, and

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Pinturault edges Faivre as French duo leads World Cup GS

Alexis Pinturault edged French teammate Mathieu Faivre in the first run to lead the World Cup season-opening giant slalom on Sunday. Pinturault timed 1 minute, 7.10 seconds in spring-like, sunny conditions on the Rettenbach mountain glacier, while Faivre came two-hundredths behind. Swiss prospect Marco Odermatt trailed by 0.33 in third, with Slovenia’s Zan Kranjec 0.01

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