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Sixteen years ago, Mike D’Antoni and Steve Nash united to transform the NBA. With D’Antoni coaching and Nash playing point guard, the Suns pushed the pace, spread the floor by shooting 3-pointers and ran a lot of pick-and-roll. Phoenix became the archetype of modern offense. Eight years ago, D’Antoni and Nash reunited on the Lakers. […]
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Recent polls indicate that more than a third of the country has concerns about a vaccine that in all likelihood will be the only reliable way to end to the COVID-19 pandemic. These results reflect a similar public sentiment in the U.S. in the 1950s when a polio vaccine was introduced. There are likely multiple […]
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The stakes are high for financial markets as Americans go to the polls on Tuesday in U.S. elections that have already made history with a record number of early votes cast. From potential major policy changes to huge election night volatility and post-election swings, this is what investors are watching out for on and after […]
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Sony released its quarterly financial statement this week, beating expectations despite the release of the PS5 just around the corner. It saw a profit of about $1bn between July-September, a marked 40% increase on last year’s third-quarter profits. Total revenue increased by 52% as well, amounting to around $4.9bn. The financial quarter prior to a […]
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A failed asylum seeker launched a ‘frenzied and calculated’ attack on her housemate in a desperate attempt to being deported from the UK. Awa Zongo, 29, hurled a pan of boiling water over Asam Panahandeh and stabbed her 30 times during the ‘unprovoked’ attack at their home in Wigan. Manchester Crown Court heard that as […]
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The NBA wants to play a 72-game season beginning Dec. 22. Players are balking at starting so soon. So, the league is making threats – like a 50-game season. Marc Stein of The New York Times: This would explain the $500 million difference between starting Dec. 22 and starting later (most likely Martin Luther King […]
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Both cancer patients and their medical teams found it beneficial when patients shared their symptoms in real time using a web- or telephone-based reporting system, according to a national multi-institutional study. Ethan Basch, MD, MSc, at the University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, and his colleagues reported in the journal JCO Clinical Cancer […]
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With the pandemic having pushed any talk of austerity to the sidelines, the race is on in Europe to spend its economies out of recession and back to some semblance of normality. While the total cash being thrown at the challenge amounts to trillions of euros, that masks deep national differences between the amount and […]
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Variety reports that “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm,” available to stream on Amazon Prime, was released a day earlier than planned to land at the same time as the presidential debate. But Samba TV, which tracks viewership on internet-connected TVs only, estimates that 45,000 households streamed the movie on October 22, whereas 24 million people watched the […]
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A terminally ill campaigner has urged the UK not to get “left behind” after New Zealand legalised assisted dying. Noel Conway, who took his battle for the right to die to the Supreme Court, said it was unfair for Britain to still ban assisted suicide. More than 65% of Kiwis backed the measure in a […]
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