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As NFL fans recover from the excitement of Week 1, several intriguing storylines are set to unfold in Week 2. Here’s what to watch for: 1. Tyreek Hill’s Resilience Amidst Off-Field Drama Despite a tumultuous week involving his detainment by police, Tyreek Hill is ready to take the

Shares of Wells Fargo fell by 5% in afternoon trading on Thursday following an enforcement action issued by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), a key US banking regulator. The action comes as a result of deficiencies in the bank’s risk management and anti-money laundering practices.

The office real estate market in Europe, long subdued, is showing signs of rejuvenation with the United Kingdom taking the lead. According to Savills, a prominent international real estate firm, the UK’s office investment has surged, marking a significant rebound in a sector that has faced challenges from post-pandemic

The eagerly anticipated 2024 Solheim Cup is set to commence with a high-stakes opening match featuring English star Charley Hull against world number one Nelly Korda. The competition kicks off at 07:05 local time (12:05 BST) at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Virginia, with the first

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has brushed aside recent criticism from Cristiano Ronaldo, focusing instead on overcoming the team’s current difficulties. Ronaldo, in a podcast with former United teammate Rio Ferdinand, questioned Ten Hag’s assessment that the club is “a long way away” from winning the Premier

The highly anticipated legal showdown between the Premier League and Manchester City, dubbed sport’s “trial of the century,” is set to commence next Monday. The case will address 115 charges leveled against City, accusing the club of breaching financial regulations over a period of 14 seasons. The charges, which

Spanish tennis star Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from the upcoming Laver Cup in Berlin, scheduled for September 20-22, leaving fans and analysts speculating about his future in the sport. The announcement, made on Thursday, means that Nadal will miss what could have been one of his final competitive appearances. In