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Naomi Osaka Drops Out of the French Open Over Media Obligations
Naomi Osaka, the second-ranked women’s tennis player, has quit the French Open after a disagreement with tournament officials about participating in mandatory press conferences.
Naomi Osaka Says 'Best Thing' for French Open Would Be Her Withdrawal
(AP) -- Naomi Osaka wrote on Twitter on Monday that “the best thing for the tournament” would be if she withdrew from the French Open, a dramatic turn of events for the four-time Grand Slam champion and former No. 1-ranked player.
Turbulent South America Soccer Tournament Moves to Brazil
After violent street protests in Colombia and a raging pandemic in Argentina prompted the co-hosts of the Copa America soccer tournament to pull out, the premier South American sports event will be played in Brazil.
More and more companies are choosing to build up big supplies of essentials.
More and more companies seem to be choosing to build up big supplies of essential items.
There May Not Be Enough Doctors in Japan to Support the Olympics
Japan’s medical establishment is becoming increasingly anxious about bringing together 78,000 people from 200 countries for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, even as the country struggles to keep coronavirus infections under control and speed up vaccinations.
The Latest: Thiem Loses to Andujar in 5 Sets At French Open
Paris (AP) -- The Latest on the French Open (all times local):
Swiss motorcycle rider Jason Dupasquier has died following a crash during Moto3 qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix. Via @AP.
Pursuits Swiss Motorcyclist Dupasquier Dies Following Moto3 Crash THE ASSOCIATED PRESS May 30, 2021, 8:16 AM EDT Riders observe a minute of silence in tribute to Swiss Moto3 rider Jason Dupasquier. Photographer: Tiziana Fabi/AFP/Getty Images LISTEN TO ARTICLE1:07SHARE THIS ARTICLEShareTweetPostEma...
Egypt is betting on these archaeological finds to help pull its vital tourism sector out of the coronavirus pandemic. Via @AP.
Photographer: Nariman El-Mofty/AP Pursuits Egypt Bets on Ancient Finds to Pull Tourism Out of Pandemic THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (SAMY MAGDY) May 30, 2021, 2:07 AM EDT LISTEN TO ARTICLE5:54SHARE THIS ARTICLEShareTweetPostEmail Sign up for our Middle East newsletter and follow us @middleeast for news on ...
The idea is simple: a transport service that’s so good that you'll ditch your own car.
Europe’s purveyors of luxury are heading into risky territory.
Europe’s purveyors of luxury are heading into risky territory.
Fenway Park Back to Full Capacity; Red Sox Beat Marlins 3-1
Boston (AP) -- Playing their first game in a rejuvenated Fenway Park since the state dropped limits on crowds during the coronavirus pandemic, Nathan Eovaldi went 5 1/3 scoreless innings and the Boston Red Sox beat the Miami Marlins 3-1 on Saturday.
Chelsea Beats Manchester City 1-0, Wins Champions League for 2nd Time
Porto, Portugal (AP) -- Chelsea won the Champions League for the second time Saturday, beating Manchester City 1-0 thanks to Kai Havertz’s first-half goal as Pep Guardiola’s overthinking proved costly again in the all-English final.
Gavin MacLeod, 'Love Boat' Captain, Dies At 90
Los Angeles (AP) -- Television actor Gavin MacLeod of “The Love Boat” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” has died. He was 90.
When London’s theaters started streaming shows to home audiences in lockdown, the goal was to survive the pandemic.
It's worked so well that they don't want to stop, even as in-person audiences start coming back.
More: https://trib.al/jZWmRdK (via Bloomberg Quicktake)
‘Quiet Place’ and ‘Cruella’ to Fuel Biggest Weekend of Covid Era
After more than a year of delayed premieres, darkened theaters and financial pain, the box office is finally starting to look like something close to normal.
Indiana Jonsein' for adventure.
We get it. You’ve been social distancing, biding your time, getting that jab. And now you’re Indiana Jonesin’ to go big on adventure
BREAKING: Senate Republicans block bill to investigate deadly Jan. 6 attack on Capitol, halting push for independent review.
Washington (AP) -- Senate Republicans block bill to investigate deadly Jan. 6 attack on Capitol, halting push for independent review.
Expert patty advice from star chef Curtis Stone.
Star chef Curtis Stone gets the bun-to-beef ratio just right.
NEW: Evanston, Illinois, became the first U.S. city to promise reparations. This is what happened next.
A hundred questions have arisen in the Illinois community, including whether the payments should be called reparations at all.
Anyone bold (and patient) enough to brave weekend traffic could fill days on end exclusively looking at art on the East End of Long Island.
The east end of Long Island is becoming a destination for art lovers, not just art collectors.
BREAKING: Apple is readying a revamp of its entry-level AirPods for this year and a second generation of the AirPods Pro for next year, sources say.
Apple Inc. is readying a revamp of its entry-level AirPods for this year and a second generation of the AirPods Pro for next year, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
It's the summer of pink.
In 2021, rosé is a state of mind.
These new G-Shock watches are clear winners.
Clear winners
The new European tour.
A laid-back vacation is what you need. And two wheels are how to do it.
EXCLUSIVE: Credit Suisse executives ignored colleagues' warnings about troubled tycoon Sanjeev Gupta as they sent $1.2 billion of client cash to his businesses.
Credit Suisse Group AG executives ignored warnings from colleagues about troubled steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta as they channeled $1.2 billion of client funds to his businesses, according to people familiar with the matter.
If you’re Indiana Jonesin’ to go big on adventure, look no further than these crowd-free destinations.
If you’re Indiana Jonesin’ to go big on adventure, look no further than these crowd-free destinations.
Nike Split With Soccer Star Neymar After Sexual Assault Claim
Nike Inc. said it ended its partnership with Neymar after the Brazilian soccer star wouldn’t cooperate in a probe of sexual assault allegations against him made by a company employee.
Indoor Spanish Concert Study Shows No Sign of Covid-19 Spread
A Spanish music concert studying the impact of Covid-19 safety measures on transmission showed strong evidence that testing, masks and ventilation can prevent the spread of the virus indoors.
Gap Boosts Annual Sales, Profit Forecast as Recovery Grinds On
Gap Inc. topped Wall Street’s earnings expectations and boosted its profit forecast even as the retailer’s sales fell short of estimates, showing the challenge apparel companies face in recovering from a pandemic slump.
In the financial mecca of Singapore, a new crowd is flocking to its offices.
Tech behemoths are chipping away at the dominance of banks in the island-state’s central business district.
Lions Gate Tops Views After Streaming Helps Offset Movie Decline
Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. posted stronger results than Wall Street predicted last quarter after sign-ups for the Starz streaming service and the licensing of library content helped offset continued weakness at the box office.
NEW: The GOP and Big Business are still at odds, even with Trump out of the White House.
The rift between the longtime allies isn’t healing, but executives are still wary of Democrats’ agenda.
You can get a car that looks like a boat! (No, seriously.)
The brand’s Coachbuild program allows buyers to work with designers to create a whole new car body and specialized functions for themselves. Built-in patio umbrella, anyone?
Qantas Dangles Free Flights for People Who’ve Been Vaccinated
Qantas Airways Ltd. is considering giving free flight vouchers or air miles to people who’ve had Covid-19 shots, joining a growing list of businesses offering vaccination incentives to kick-start global travel.
“It’s a combination of vaccines and a stronger economy.”
Canada’s biggest banks are signaling that financial issues from the Covid-19 crisis are largely in the rear-view mirror in North America -- and earlier than analysts had expected.
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LIVE: Biden holds a rally in Pittsburgh the night before the U.S. election.
An artificial intelligence lab at Stanford University has created some of the most powerful and controversial video manipulation and analysis technology ever imagined. This episode of Hello World explores how the scary tool of 21st century propaganda could be put to good use.
LIVE: Donald Trump and Joe Biden face off for the second and final time before the Nov. 3 election
LIVE: Daily life — and the global economy — may not fully return to normal until an inoculation against coronavirus is developed, manufactured in mass quantities and distributed worldwide. Join our Bloomberg Businessweek Town Hall for a discussion on the vaccine race.
To become greener and more resilient to pandemics and climate change, cities face a set of seemingly impossible contradictions: They must be better connected in a new era of social distancing, denser but less crowded, more local yet global in scale and ambition. What are the smart infrastructure solutions to these challenges that have planetary implications? How will new forms of mobility shape the post-Covid world?
The global economy and its citizens are confronting dual shocks: Covid-19 and nationwide protests in response to the tragic deaths of Breona Taylor, George Floyd, and Ahmaud Arbery. Join us for the #BloombergEquality Summit where we look to build inclusion and foster forward-thinking conversations in this age of disruption. https://trib.al/uhciYQp
The global economy and its citizens are confronting dual shocks: Covid-19 and nationwide protests in response to the tragic deaths of Breona Taylor, George Floyd, and Ahmaud Arbery. Join us for the #BloombergEquality Summit where we look to build inclusion and foster forward-thinking conversations in this age of disruption. https://trib.al/fzUQoc4
Under mounting pressure from sponsors and retailers, Washington’s NFL team is changing its name. The latest ➡️ https://trib.al/NDIt6LJ
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