American football star Travis Kelce did not receive a three-game ban and a $10 million fine after the Super Bowl from the NFL’s disciplinary committee, as alleged by a circulating headline from a website that describes itself as satirical.
Nigel Mansell said he had "total sympathy" with Red Bull's four-times world champion Max Verstappen in slamming Formula One's new rules era but expected the governing FIA to make changes to get back to "proper racing".
Ace Spencer Strider will try to get the Atlanta Braves' starting pitching back on track Wednesday in the middle contest of a three-game series against the visiting St. Louis Cardinals.
The overhaul for the company's top-selling snack brands comes as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushes Americans to eat "whole foods."
Fresh off recording their second seven-run inning in as many games, the Chicago Cubs will vie to win their third series in a row on Saturday afternoon when they host the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Chiefs-Chargers clash is the NFL's only divisional clash among seven international games this year.
Irish swimming has rarely been linked with Olympic success but distance specialist Daniel Wiffen has genuine hope of seeing the nation's tri-colour flag hoisted above the Paris pool after his events.
Newcastle United fans expecting an influx of so-called Galacticos ahead of the new Premier League season might feel short-changed as the club's Saudi Arabian owners have resisted any urge to splash out vast sums of their cash.
The pandemic has thrown the world’s supply chains into disarray. The pipeline for companies going public on U.S. exchanges has its own sourcing problem: too many of them. Online trading app Robinhood Markets’ (HOOD.O) vaunted offering fell flat this week, battery maker Clarios International delayed its debut, and Dole cut its price. Other initial public offerings did better, but investors can afford to be choosy.
The Chicago Cubs scored 99 runs during a 10-game stretch before seeing their offense struggle in the first two contests of a three-game series against the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates.
Non-fungible token (NFT) sales surged in August, according to the largest platform for the burgeoning digital asset class, as speculators bet growing interest across the art, sport and media worlds will keep prices rising.
Gucci is banking on new ultra-high-end "salons" offering merchandise priced at up to $3 million to help narrow a widening gap with rival Louis Vuitton as it waits for its new creative director to arrive.
For Takashi Karube and many Japanese like him, the Tokyo stock rally has been little to cheer about.
The EU on Wednesday unveiled new proposals to simplify AI and privacy regulations, drawing fire from the tech sector for not going far enough and consumer groups for bowing to Big Tech.
Robinhood Markets Inc (HOOD.O) thrived thanks to the popularity of so-called meme stocks such as GameStop Corp (GME.N) with retail investors. Becoming a meme stock itself comes with trading volatility that is giving pause to some potential investors in its initial public offering.
When U.S. celebrity chef David Burke opened his second restaurant in Riyadh earlier in August, hudreds of Saudi men and women packed the venue to enjoy his dishes and fruity "mocktails" to a DJ's mix of Arabic and Western pop.
LVMH Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault has reshuffled top management at his luxury goods empire, tightening his family's grip with the appointment of his daughter Delphine to lead Christian Dior, and naming a new boss for Louis Vuitton.
Shares of GameStop and other companies caught in the recent social media-fueled trading frenzy bounced on Friday, after online broker Robinhood lifted all the buying curbs imposed at the apex of the battle between amateur investors and Wall Street hedge funds.
The sequel to movie box office champion "Avatar" arrives in theaters this week, 13 years after the first film, as cinemas try to recover from the pandemic and draw people away from streaming at home.
The global soccer spotlight turned to Los Angeles on Friday, with organizers hoping that enthusiasm for the first World Cup tournament on U.S. soil since 1994 would outweigh concerns about ticket pricing and entry visas that overshadowed much of the run-up.