Steve Thompson’s film should make rugby sit up and listen. But will it?
Risk is mostly a subjective judgment. For anyone scared of heights, even standing near a cliff-edge railing can feel daring. For others there is nothing
Two drugs reverse a key pancreatic cancer step in the lab
Pancreatic cancer often lurks as a silent disease. With no known symptoms, it can progress undetected and spread to other organs. According to the National
Credit Agricole and CACEIS to buy RBC Investor Services’ Europe unit
CACEIS, the asset servicing business owned by French bank Credit Agricole (CAGR.PA) and Spanish bank Santander (SAN.MC), has struck a preliminary deal to buy the
Global smartphone market dipped 9% in Q3 as consumers tighten budgets
The global smartphone market shrank for the third consecutive quarter during the three-month period ending September 30, resulting in the worst third quarter since 2014.
Bonfire Night and fireworks cancelled in UK towns – is your local display affected?
Bonfire Night celebrations are being cancelled across the UK due to soaring costs. A number of popular fireworks displays held in major towns and cities
Chelsea ready to give Mason Mount big pay rise as they open contract talks
Chelsea are aiming to end doubts over Mason Mount’s future after opening formal talks with the midfielder over a new long-term deal. Mount’s contract expires
Happy wife, happy life? A harmonious relationship is the responsibility of both partners
Relationships play a key role in people’s happiness. There are scholars who study how people maintain good quality relationships and the challenges they face. Some
IMF’s Gopinath: Fed and ECB right to tighten policy – Handelsblatt
Inflation in the United States is “very stubborn” and the Federal Reserve should “stay the course” and tighten monetary policy or else lose credibility, said
Starlink Aviation will deliver 350 Mbps satellite Internet on airplanes
Starlink is already available on land and at sea, and soon you’ll be able to tap into the satellite-based mobile Internet service in the air.
Brits prefer not to confide in others about personal issues like mental health
More than a third of Brits (36%) admit they prefer not to confide in others when it comes to “personal” matters – including mental health,