NEW YORK — The New York Yankees are headed to the Major League Baseball playoffs for the eighth time in nine seasons. But first, there’s plenty to play for over the final days of the regular season. New York secured its spot in the postseason with a 3-2, come-from-behind win over the Chicago White Sox
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MINNEAPOLIS — Satou Sabally scored 11 of her 24 points in the fourth quarter and Alyssa Thomas had 19 points and 13 assists to help the Phoenix Mercury erase a 20-point deficit and beat the Minnesota Lynx 89-83 in overtime on Tuesday night, tying the WNBA semifinal series at one game apiece. “We’re confident in
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Bollywood actor Sonu Sood visited the Enforcement Directorate office in central Delhi on Wednesday for questioning in a money-laundering probe linked to the online betting app 1xBet.
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NEW YORK, United States — Wall Street stocks fell Tuesday, snapping a series of record-setting sessions as Nvidia, Amazon and other large tech names retreated amid valuation concerns. Briefing.com pointed to “considerable profit-taking” among tech giants after a heady run that included record closes the last three days for all three major indices. The Dow
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MANILA, Philippines – Financial education gaps, economic stress and “face-saving” cultural norms have forced Filipinos to misrepresent their finances, making the Philippines the most dishonest country in Southeast Asia when it comes to money, according to a study. ROSHI, a Singapore-based fintech firm, said in its Financial Honesty Study: Southeast Asia report that the Philippines
MANILA, Philippines – S&P Global Ratings has trimmed its growth outlook for the Philippines through 2027, extending into the penultimate year of President Marcos’ term, though the pace will not stray far from the government’s official targets. The credit rating agency pointed to mounting global headwinds—most notably higher US tariffs—that threaten to cool investment flows