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Debate over the biological sex of a boxer who won a women's match at the Olympic Games is sweeping the globe. Here's what Americans have to say about the issue.
Tech giant Intel recently revealed that it would be cutting more than 15% of its total workforce, as well as stopping its dividend in the last quarter of this year. This move comes in an attempt to implement a new strategy aimed at boosting the company’s loss-making manufacturing arm.
Debate over the biological sex of a boxer who won a women's match at the Olympic Games is sweeping the globe. Here's what Americans have to say about the issue.
A 1930s California beach boy, Walter Frederick Morrison saw opportunity in the playtime practice of skimming pie plates through the air. He gave flight to the Frisbee after fighting in the skies over Europe in WWII.
A coroner has slammed a 'clear lack of awareness' of a condition that killed a three-year-old girl in a hospital.
Alejandro Garnacho will return to pre-season training at Manchester United on Friday.
The GMR Group, co-owners of IPL franchise Delhi Capitals, has agreed to a deal with English county team Hampshire to buy its major shares worth 120 million pounds (approximately Rs 1278 crore). Hence, Hampshire will become the first county side to be owned by an overseas entity, as the GMR Group will now have control over 51 per cent of the team's shares. "The Delhi part-owners are understood to have beaten a second bid from rival Indian Premier League franchise Lucknow Super Giants with an offer which values Hampshire at 120 million pounds, although that price includes the club's debts of around 60 million pounds," the Telegraph reported.
Three-Time African champion, Chukwuebuka Enekwechi, should have no problem qualifying for his second straight Olympic shot put final when the event starts today, at the Stade de France in Paris, reports sportsnow.com.ng.