Sailing star Sir Ben Ainslie and his main America’s Cup sponsor are taking over the British team for the second season of the SailGP global league. It’s an interesting crossover for Ainslie, the most successful sailor in Olympic history and a former America’s Cup winner. Ainslie said he remains focused on trying to become the […]
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Global shares are mixed after China said its top trade envoy and other senior officials spoke by phone with U.S. negotiators By YURI KAGEYAMA AP Business Writer November 26, 2019, 8:47 AM 3 min read Global shares were mixed Tuesday after China said its top trade envoy and other senior officials spoke by phone with
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Image copyright Getty Images Patients with alcohol related brain damage (ARBD) have been referred to as a forgotten group – and Heather Magee is one of them. The County Down woman was diagnosed with ARBD more than two years ago. With symptoms including memory loss, the condition is similar to dementia, according to a report
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Image copyright Coldplay Image caption Coldplay performed the one-off show for the charity ClimateEarth Coldplay may have put their touring plans on hold, but a select group of fans were treated to a one-off show amid the fossils at London’s Natural History Museum on Monday. It was a spectacular setting, with the museum’s great hall
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Two businesses founded by TV presenter Kevin McCloud raised money through mini-bonds Marketing of high-risk investments – known as mini-bonds – to regular savers is to be banned by the City regulator. Armchair investors have been tempted by the returns promised on these speculative bonds, which were often much
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Week 12 in the NFL produced many memorable moments, none more intriguing than 347-pound defensive tackle Vita Vega catching his first touchdown pass By ARNIE STAPLETON AP Pro Football Writer November 26, 2019, 9:17 AM 5 min read In the 12th week of the NFL’s centennial celebration, 347-pound Vita Vea disappeared, and so did Dwayne
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HuffPost and Verizon Media may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Prices and product availability are subject to change. Prostock-Studio via Getty ImagesYou might not want leave your couch with this deal on a Samsung TV. The holidays are all about getting some much needed time together with your loved
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Image copyright Reuters De La Rue, the company that prints the UK’s banknotes, has said there is a risk that the firm will collapse if its turnaround plan fails to work. The announcement came as it suspended its dividend and reported a loss in the first half of its financial year. De La Rue said
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By any measure, Reiko Suzuki was leading a great life. She’d lived in the United States, had a solid job with a major Japanese company, a husband and two children, and she enjoyed downhill skiing with her family every winter. But then she became obsessed with a mountain. Mount Yotei is a stunning volcano that
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A senior United Nations official says countries have “procrastinated” for too long and should start making steep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions immediately, or risk missing agreed targets for limiting global warming By JAMEY KEATEN and FRANK JORDANS Associated Press November 26, 2019, 8:09 AM 4 min read Countries have procrastinated for too long and
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