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Twin attacks are closing a noose around 10,000 or more undersupplied, demoralized Russian troops caught between Ukrainian brigades in the south, west and north and the Oskil River in the east.

Sources say there are already several people expressing interest in purchasing the Angels even though the team’s sale book, which typically provides essential financial information to buyers, likely won’t be approved by MLB for a couple of weeks.

In this week’s SportsMoney Playbook: the world's 50 most valuable sports teams, Bayern Munich's big payday, and golf's booming business. Plus: why the NFL could look to scuttle its TV deals.

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After a painful, deep restructuring at Etihad Airways following the costly failure of its government-funded effort to build a world-leading airline, CEO Tony Douglas finally has something to boast about. But whether it's ready to stand on its own two feet without state funding is another question.

The protests come a week after a Google worker resigned because she says she faced retaliation for speaking out against the "Project Nimbus" contract.

Looking for an affordable getaway? The arrival of fall shoulder season means good deals galore.

Faced with rising theft and violence, grocery stores and other retailers are increasingly bulking up their security presence including ex-cops and former military who are armed.

A 271,000-word WhatsApp conversation between a Bay Area man and his scammer reveals the heartbreaking mechanics of a new breed of investment racket. Experts believe the global losses are in the billions.

The most famous furniture salesman in America is known for his outrageous multimillion-dollar wagers on sporting events. Now Jim McIngvale is launching Gallerysports.com—to sell more furniture.

Temasek, GGV and Boyu Capital will engage and advise Animoca Brands on organization, process and governance that allows it to become “pre-IPO ready,” the company said.

Jee Dong-seob aims to have Seoul-based SK On lead the global EV battery market by 2030, besting some powerful rivals from around the globe.

The mainland’s property crisis hasn’t deterred Robert Wong. The chief of the 133-year-old business says now is the time to be brave.

After 11 years on the Midas List, GGV Capital’s Jenny Lee has helped triple the firm’s assets under management to $9.2 billion over a seven-year period.

Eight days after Ukrainian forces counterattacked in southern Ukraine on Aug. 30, advancing miles toward Russian-occupied Kherson and a key Russian pontoon bridge, a separate Ukrainian force launched a second counteroffensive–south of Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine.

The agency chief tried to be in two places at once in a whirlwind tour of Manhattan in an effort to convince lawyers and investors that crypto regulation is good for business

A new report from the Office of Science and Technology Policy underscores climate concerns about crypto mining, challenging claims that miners can strengthen the energy grid.

Global brands need to do more to prevent worker exploitation and human rights abuses if they expect their claim to “sustainability” to be taken seriously. This should be a focal point for NYFW and for those who are committed to creating a sustainable business environment for the fashion industry.

Investors need to be aware of several potential outcomes of the merge to report taxes properly in April.

The program with the service organization in the U.S. is to keep e-waste out of landfills and recover valuable materials for new lithium-ion cells.

The “shoulder season,” from September through October has long been considered a good time to travel to Europe because of cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.

The European Central Bank has increased interest rates by 75 basis points, its biggest rate hike in over two decades on inflation concerns.

Rivian's shares jumped on news the companies are forming a joint venture to make battery-powered vans in response to increasing demand for cleaner commercial vehicles.

The trend is a worry for airlines, which rely on lucrative business travelers to bolster their bottom lines.

At the Code Conference in LA, tech and media CEOs and politicians all expressed concerns about the Chinese-owned app — as a competitor, and as a national security risk.