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$13 train fare spikes to $150 for World Cup fans attending matches in New Jersey

$13 train fare spikes to $150 for World Cup fans attending matches in New Jersey

Sky-high ticket prices won’t be the only thing emptying the wallets of soccer fans attending World Cup matches at some U.S. venues this spring
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Novak Djokovic Withdraws from Madrid Open Due to Shoulder Injury

Novak Djokovic Withdraws from Madrid Open Due to Shoulder Injury

Novak Djokovic Withdraws from Madrid Open Due to Shoulder Injury
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Oil prices drop 13% and the Dow soars over 1,000 points after Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices drop 13% and the Dow soars over 1,000 points after Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices fell by 13%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average soared more than 1,000 points after Iran said the Strait of Hormuz is fully open
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USMNT weekend viewing guide:

USMNT weekend viewing guide:

Seasons are hitting crunch time as trophy races and qualifying positions are finalized.
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Wall Street on pace for another winning week as Israel-Lebanon ceasefire boosts hope

Wall Street on pace for another winning week as Israel-Lebanon ceasefire boosts hope

Wall Street was on track to close out its third straight winning week and oil prices slid more than 3% as markets appeared to cheer a truce between Israel and Lebanon while taking in the latest corporate earnings reports
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Spain's Sanchez says Venezuela's Machado declined to meet him

Spain's Sanchez says Venezuela's Machado declined to meet him

BARCELONA, April 17 (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado was offered a meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his government during her visit to Spain but she declined because she did not consider it "opportune", Sanchez said on Friday.
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Dutch Broadcaster Tracks Navy Frigate Using Bluetooth Gadget, Prompting Security Review

Dutch Broadcaster Tracks Navy Frigate Using Bluetooth Gadget, Prompting Security Review

A Dutch regional broadcaster, Omroep Gelderland, successfully tracked the Royal Netherlands Navy air-defense frigate Evertsen by sending a Bluetooth tracker to the ship via military mail. The frigate, part of a carrier strike group around France's Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, was monitored in real-time for 24 hours before the tracker was discovered during mail sorting on board. The Dutch Ministry of Defence is taking measures in response to this security breach. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in military mail systems, as the tracker was sent undetected in a postcard, bypassing X-ray scanning procedures. The Ministry has since prohibited sending greeting cards with batteries to the Evertsen and is reviewing military mail guidelines.
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AMD Stock Rises 6% as AI Chip Rivalry with NVIDIA Intensifies

AMD Stock Rises 6% as AI Chip Rivalry with NVIDIA Intensifies

AMD Stock Rises 6% as AI Chip Rivalry with NVIDIA Intensifies
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French Widow Returns Home After ICE Detention in the U.S.

French Widow Returns Home After ICE Detention in the U.S.

Marie-Thérèse Ross, an 86-year-old French widow, has returned to France after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Alabama. Ross was arrested for overstaying her visa following the death of her husband, a former U.S. Army captain. Her detention sparked an inheritance dispute with her late husband's children, who allegedly used their influence to have her detained. The French government intervened, and Ross was eventually released and flown back to France, where her family expressed relief over her return.
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French Regulator Fines Organic Retail Groups for Price Collusion

French Regulator Fines Organic Retail Groups for Price Collusion

France's competition regulator has fined four organic retail associations a total of €12.7 million ($14.7 million) for price collusion. The associations, including Synadis Bio, Carrefour's Greenweez, Les Comptoirs de la Bio, and ITM Entreprises, were found to have engaged in a 'single, complex and continuous' arrangement to control the distribution of organic brands between specialist stores and general retailers. This strategy aimed to prevent direct price comparisons that could lower market prices. Synadis Bio received the largest fine of €10 million, while Greenweez, in conjunction with Carrefour, was fined €1.85 million.
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NFL's Evolution from Modest Beginnings to Global Influence

NFL's Evolution from Modest Beginnings to Global Influence

NFL's Evolution from Modest Beginnings to Global Influence