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Blake Wesley signs with Portland Trail Blazers as sharpshooting guard gets fresh start
Blake Wesley has inked a one-year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers, adding depth to their backcourt. After a buyout from the Washington Wizards, Wesley, acquired from the San Antonio Spurs, brings tenacious defense and potential perimeter scoring. The deal aims to bolster the team’s guard rotation with youth and athleticism.
World’s largest asset manager BlackRock to employees: You cannot carry your phones and laptops to China, instead …
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has restricted employee device usage in China due to rising US-China tensions. Staff must now use temporary phones and cannot use company laptops. This policy enhancement, effective July 16, reflects growing corporate anxiety after incidents involving Western executives being prevented from leaving China.
India’s cybercrime reporting systems logged 36 lakh fraud cases in 2024; Rs 22,845 crore lost, over 10,000 arrested
India’s cybercrime reporting systems logged 36 lakh fraud cases in 2024; Rs 22,845 crore lost, over 10,000 arrested
NHL Trade rumors: Avalanche have $4M to spend and Yegor Chinakhov could be steal of the summer
The Colorado Avalanche, with available cap space, should consider trading for Columbus Blue Jackets forward Yegor Chinakhov. Seeking a fresh start due to coaching issues, the 24-year-old winger offers size, skill, and speed, aligning with Colorado’s high-tempo system. Acquiring Chinakhov, with his $2.1 million cap hit, could cost mid-round picks.
Chess | FIDE Women’s World Cup: India stars Koneru Humpy, Divya Deshmukh hold firm with semifinal first-game draws
In their first games of the FIDE Women’s World Cup semifinals, India’s Koneru Humpy and Divya Deshmukh secured draws against their Chinese opponents, Tingjie Lei and Zhongyi Tan, respectively. Humpy, playing black, comfortably neutralized Lei, while Deshmukh’s solid defense thwarted Tan’s attempts. With the return leg seeing both Indians playing white, their chances of advancing…
Vijay Deverakonda is back home from hospital after recovering from dengue, set to begin promotions for ‘Kingdom’: Report
Tollywood star Vijay Deverakonda is all set to make a big-screen comeback with his film ‘Kingdom’, and recent reports regarding the actor’s hospitalisation due to dengue had worried his fans. New reports now suggest that the actor has since been discharged from a private hospital in Hyderabad and is currently recovering at home.