Bottas open to Mercedes return in reserve role
MEXICO CITY : Valtteri Bottas has raised the possibility of returning to the Mercedes Formula One team in a reserve role if Sauber, the future Audi team, drop him at the end of the season.
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Will the European Central Bank opt for a large rate cut in December?
Market participants have raised their expectations for the European Central Bank (ECB) to take a significant step with its next interest rate move, following poor business activity indicators on Thursday. Money markets are now pricing in a 50% chance of the bank cutting the interest rate by half a percentage point in December. Meanwhile, ECB officials are divided on the necessity of such a large reduction.
Curling's only scandal: How 'Broomgate' changed the game forever
Curling is a sport marked more by its politeness than its competitiveness, but in 2015, a seemingly simple change to a piece of equipment set off an uproar that still cuts deep for many in the sport.
You've been saying Daim wrong - and correct way is making people's 'head hurt'
As Halloween gets closer and closer, many people are, naturally stocking up on sweet treats ahead of the big day.
Week ahead: A look forward to what might be moving the markets
The spotlight this week will be on the flash manufacturing Purchasing Manager Index (PMI) for the Eurozone, the United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (US).
‘Waste doesn’t exist’: How can we build sustainable industry?
The United Nations has 17 Sustainable Development Goals that contain ambitious objectives for member countries to meet by 2030. As of 2023, only 15% of these objectives were on track for success.
Rallying-Neuville kept waiting as titles go down to final round in Japan
Hyundai's Ott Tanak won the Central European Rally on Sunday to take both world championship titles down to the final round in Japan next month, even if team mate Thierry Neuville is the clear favourite.
Toyota Returns To Formula One As Haas Partner
Toyota announced their return to Formula One on Friday following a 15-year absence, signing a technical partnership with US team Haas. The Japanese manufacturers spent eight seasons in Formula One before leaving at the end of 2009 with a record of 13 podium finishes and no Grand Prix wins. Haas, currently seventh in the 10-team constructor standings, said Toyota would provide "design, technical and manufacturing services".