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Aryna Sabalenka’s ascent to the world number one spot in tennis has been confirmed following the unexpected exit of current top-ranked player Iga Swiatek from the US Open. Despite this significant career milestone, Sabalenka’s pursuit of her first US Open title remains fraught with challenges. Sabalenka’s World

Aryna Sabalenka, the world number two, has emerged as a formidable contender for the US Open title, setting the stage for an exhilarating semi-final clash with American player Emma Navarro. As the highest-ranked player remaining in the draw, Sabalenka is widely regarded as the player to beat in New York

In August, Donald Trump’s presidential campaign experienced a significant financial strain, spending $32 million more than it raised. Despite starting the month with a substantial cash reserve, Trump’s campaign ended August with $295 million on hand, a decrease from the $327 million it held at the beginning of

The American Gaming Association (AGA) predicts that this NFL season will see a record-breaking $35 billion in legal sports wagers. This figure represents a more than 30% increase from last year’s $26.7 billion. The surge in sports betting is fueled by recent expansions, including new markets in Maine,

TOKYO—Japanese bank stocks experienced a notable uptick on Tuesday morning, buoyed by a rise in the yield on 10-year Japanese government bonds (JGBs), which reached its highest level in nearly a month. The Tokyo Stock Exchange’s index for Japanese bank shares climbed by 2% in early trading. Leading

As Michele Bullock approaches the first anniversary of her tenure as governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), she has managed to maintain a balanced approach amidst the ongoing inflation struggle. With only two weeks left until her first anniversary, Bullock has neither succumbed to the pressure for drastic

Australia’s economy has recorded its weakest growth since the early 1990s, excluding the Covid-19 pandemic period, as it struggles to gain momentum amidst ongoing high interest rates. The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported on Wednesday that the economy expanded by just 0.2% in the second quarter compared to