Soft dollar keeps yen aloft as Fed hints at September rate cut
By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar on the defensive on Thursday after the...
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Shorten and Doyle go for gold on day six in Paris – all you need to know
With athletes from Northern Ireland having already accounted for three gold medals at the Paris Olympics, rowers Philip Doyle and Rebecca Shorten will try to add to that tally on Thursday.
Cardiff sign ex-Villa & Everton winger El Ghazi
Cardiff City set to sign Ex-Villa and Everton winger Anwar El Ghazi.
Salah and Carvalho give Liverpool win over Arsenal
Liverpool beat Arsenal 2-1 in Philadelphia as the Gunners end their pre-season tour of the United States with defeat.
Yoro out for three months and Hojlund six weeks
New signing Leny Yoro and striker Rasmus Hojlund suffered injuries in Manchester United's friendly against Arsenal at the weekend.
Venice is taking its mass tourism battle a step further by banning loudspeakers and tourist parties of over 25
Overtourism has real ramifications in the lagoon city, as it’s on UNESCO’s list of endangered destinations. But will capping crowds and charging day-trippers a fee help?
The reason you’re hooked on obscure sports at the Paris Olympics? Artificial intelligence
Intel's AI is using crowd noise to find highlights from thousands of hours of footage, giving fencers and speed climbers a boost.
Syngenta CEO Jeff Rowe is incorporating AI and taking inspiration from timeless classics to help feed 8 billion people
Today Fortune speaks with Jeff Rowe to learn more about Syngenta's peculiar ownership structure, his farmer outfits and his love for the all-American John Deere.
