$49.9M estate of ex-Commanders owner Dan Snyder hits market - ESPN
Dan Snyder's ties to the Washington, D.C., area continue to dwindle. Nearly three years after he sold the Washington Commanders, his former home was put back on the market Wednesday.
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D-U-N-S Number as an international business identifier: why Ukrainian companies need it
For Ukrainian companies entering international markets, attracting investors, working with foreign corporations or participating in tenders, it is important to establish a transparent and verified business profile in advance. One of the tools for such international verification is the D-U-N-S Number, assigned by the American company Dun & Bradstreet.
Andy Robertson reveals chat with Jurgen Klopp transformed his Liverpool career
Andy Robertson admits he did not know if he would be good enough to succeed at Liverpool and his first few months at Anfield created further doubts.
Can the Enhanced Games prove it's more than just an infomercial for performance-enhancing drugs?
After the bloodwork and the medical screening, a month of hard training naturally, after one last meeting with doctors to review the do’s and don’ts of the regimen he was about to start, Boady Santavy hustled from a conference room to his suite at Earth, a luxury resort in suburban Abu Dhabi, clutching his drugs. Testosterone, human growth hormone, and another anabolic agent.
Cricket Australia encounters increasingly turbulent times
The ink had barely dried on last week’s column when fresh tensions between Australia’s top cricketers and Cricket Australia emerged, reminding us that mischief-making in elite sport takes various forms.
Sen Blackburn says sports betting hearing likely first of ‘several’ as Congress weighs federal action
Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., talks to Fox News Digital about a hearing to protect sports integrity in the U.S.
Jayna Hefford confident in talent pool for PWHL's 4 expansion teams
Professional Women's Hockey League leaders believe talent pool is up to the task of filling four new teams next season and maintaining a high level of play.
How the Vancouver Whitecaps' woes highlight hurdles faced by all of Canada's major-league sports teams
It might yet be too early to write the obituary for the Vancouver Whitecaps, as rumours swirl of potential buyers for the Major League Soccer club and campaigns organized by fans and businesses to "save the Caps" gather strength.