Greece hailed again as global economic 'country of the year'
Greece led The Economist's annual ranking of rich-world economies in 2023.
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Nets fined $100K for violating player participation policy - ESPN
The NBA announced Thursday afternoon that it fined the Brooklyn Nets $100,000 for violating the league's player participation policy by sitting several players for last week's home loss to the Milwaukee Bucks.
Five major pension changes to look out for in 2024 - including an increase
The next 12 months will see some major changes to pensions which could affect retirees' personal finances.
Scheffler voted PGA Tour Player of the Year again
:Scottie Scheffler has been voted the PGA Tour Player of the Year for a second consecutive season, making him the first back-to-back winner since Tiger Woods won three straight from 2005-07, the U.S.-based circuit said on Wednesday.
Mohun Bagan Part Ways With Coach Juan Ferrando, Antonio Habas Takes Charge
Mohun Bagan Super Giant on Wednesday parted ways with their head coach Juan Ferrando after the club's poor run of form in the Indian Super League. Technical director Antonio Habas was made the interim head coach, starting with the Kalinga Super Cup next week, the Indian Super League franchise announced. Ferrando was appointed the Mariners' head coach in December 2021, joining the Kolkata heavyweights from FC Goa.
Rallying-Champion Al-Attiyah shooting for his sixth Dakar title
Nasser Al-Attiyah hopes to be shooting for a medal at his seventh Olympics later in the year but the Qatari's immediate sights are set on winning the Dakar Rally for the sixth time and third in a row.
Caitlin Clark's logo 3-pointer leads Iowa past Michigan St. - ESPN
Reigning national player of the year Caitlin Clark added to her highlight reel Tuesday night, hitting a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from the fringe of Iowa's half-court logo to secure a 76-73 victory for the host Hawkeyes over the Michigan State Spartans.
College Football Playoff 2023: Takeaways from Alabama-Michigan, Texas-Washington - ESPN
Three years ago, Jim Harbaugh was just about done. Harbaugh had rebuilt Stanford into a top-five program, led the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl and quickly restored Michigan to respectability. His Wolverines had come up ever so slightly short of a Big Ten championship (and likely College Football Playoff) bid in 2016, but by the end of 2020, they had lost six of their last eight, and he had to take a pay cut to keep his job. Surely the end was in sight.