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Italy And Spain To Meet In Euro 2024 Group Stage, England Handed Kind Draw
Spain, victors over Italy in the final of Euro 2012, will take on 2018 World Cup runners-up Croatia in their opening match in Berlin on June 15.
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Spain Can Test Luis De La Fuente Project Against Scotland
Luis de la Fuente led Spain to their first piece of silverware since Euro 2012 in June, overcoming Italy and then Croatia in the Nations League final.
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Barcelona Star Gerard Pique Announces Retirement After Decorated Career
The defender bows out with three Champions League titles for Barcelona and the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012 with Spain.
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Nardo Technical Centre Completes 10 Years Under Porsche Ownership
Porsche acquired the Nardo Technical Centre in 2012 and has over the years developed it into a centre for high-performance testing, validation and vehicle development.
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Apple Fined EUR 1.1 Billion for Anti-Competitive Behaviour by French Antitrust Body
France's competition authority slapped a record 1.1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) fine on US tech giant Apple on Monday for anti-competitive behaviour towards its independent retail distributors.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic Set For AC Milan Return: Reports
According to multiple reports in Italy, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has accepted AC Milan's proposal and is ready to sign a deal to return to the club within the next two days.
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Jose Mourinho Avoids Jail But Hit By Fine For Tax Fraud In Spain
Jose Mourinho is accused of committing tax fraud in 2011 and 2012 when he coached Spanish giants Real Madrid.
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Rafael Nadal Wins Doping Defamation Case Against French Ex-Minister
The ex-minister from 2007-2010 alleged that Nadal had faked an injury in 2012, when he missed the final six months of the season due to knee problems, in order to hide a positive drug test.
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Rafael Nadal Sues ex-French Minister For 100,000 Euros
Nadal is suing Bachelot, who served as sports minister between 2007 and 2010, over remarks in March 2016 on French television.
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French Court Orders Magazine To Pay 100,000 Euros Over Kate Topless Pics
A French court ruled Tuesday that a French celebrity magazine must pay more than 100,000 euros in damages to Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate over topless photos published of the duchess in 2012
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The Curious Tale Of Airbus And The African Gold Mine
The Kodieran gold deposit in Mali never produced much gold beyond the specks that locals panned from this remote corner of Africa. Yet in 2012, the mine gained a curious shareholder: Airbus. The French aviation giant bought its stake in a round-about way, moving 15 million euros from an internal fund through a series of entities in the British Vir...
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Smoking Costs $1.4 Trillion In Health Care, Labour Loss: Study
Smoking cost the world economy more than $1.4 trillion (1.3 trillion euros) in 2012, and sucked up a twentieth of health care spending, a study said Tuesday.
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Chelsea's Oscar Set For Record-Breaking Shanghai Move
Brazil midfielder Oscar was snared for a reported 70.5 million euros, becoming just the latest top player in his prime lured to the mega-rich Chinese Super League.
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Expedia's Hotel Search Platform Trivago Plans IPO Of Up To $400 Million
In 2012, Expedia paid 477 million euros ($531 million) for a 62 percent stake in Trivago.
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Spain Will Find it Difficult to Match Success of '08-'12: Fernando Morientes
Fernando Morientes, former Spain player who is in India for a promotional campaign, feels that the Gen-Next of the 'La Rojas' may find it difficult to replicate the success of their 'Golden Generation'
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Italy And Spain To Meet In Euro 2024 Group Stage, England Handed Kind Draw
Spain, victors over Italy in the final of Euro 2012, will take on 2018 World Cup runners-up Croatia in their opening match in Berlin on June 15.
-
Spain Can Test Luis De La Fuente Project Against Scotland
Luis de la Fuente led Spain to their first piece of silverware since Euro 2012 in June, overcoming Italy and then Croatia in the Nations League final.
-
Barcelona Star Gerard Pique Announces Retirement After Decorated Career
The defender bows out with three Champions League titles for Barcelona and the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012 with Spain.
-
Nardo Technical Centre Completes 10 Years Under Porsche Ownership
Porsche acquired the Nardo Technical Centre in 2012 and has over the years developed it into a centre for high-performance testing, validation and vehicle development.
-
Apple Fined EUR 1.1 Billion for Anti-Competitive Behaviour by French Antitrust Body
France's competition authority slapped a record 1.1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) fine on US tech giant Apple on Monday for anti-competitive behaviour towards its independent retail distributors.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic Set For AC Milan Return: Reports
According to multiple reports in Italy, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has accepted AC Milan's proposal and is ready to sign a deal to return to the club within the next two days.
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Jose Mourinho Avoids Jail But Hit By Fine For Tax Fraud In Spain
Jose Mourinho is accused of committing tax fraud in 2011 and 2012 when he coached Spanish giants Real Madrid.
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Rafael Nadal Wins Doping Defamation Case Against French Ex-Minister
The ex-minister from 2007-2010 alleged that Nadal had faked an injury in 2012, when he missed the final six months of the season due to knee problems, in order to hide a positive drug test.
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Rafael Nadal Sues ex-French Minister For 100,000 Euros
Nadal is suing Bachelot, who served as sports minister between 2007 and 2010, over remarks in March 2016 on French television.
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French Court Orders Magazine To Pay 100,000 Euros Over Kate Topless Pics
A French court ruled Tuesday that a French celebrity magazine must pay more than 100,000 euros in damages to Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate over topless photos published of the duchess in 2012
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The Curious Tale Of Airbus And The African Gold Mine
The Kodieran gold deposit in Mali never produced much gold beyond the specks that locals panned from this remote corner of Africa. Yet in 2012, the mine gained a curious shareholder: Airbus. The French aviation giant bought its stake in a round-about way, moving 15 million euros from an internal fund through a series of entities in the British Vir...
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Smoking Costs $1.4 Trillion In Health Care, Labour Loss: Study
Smoking cost the world economy more than $1.4 trillion (1.3 trillion euros) in 2012, and sucked up a twentieth of health care spending, a study said Tuesday.
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Chelsea's Oscar Set For Record-Breaking Shanghai Move
Brazil midfielder Oscar was snared for a reported 70.5 million euros, becoming just the latest top player in his prime lured to the mega-rich Chinese Super League.
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Expedia's Hotel Search Platform Trivago Plans IPO Of Up To $400 Million
In 2012, Expedia paid 477 million euros ($531 million) for a 62 percent stake in Trivago.
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Spain Will Find it Difficult to Match Success of '08-'12: Fernando Morientes
Fernando Morientes, former Spain player who is in India for a promotional campaign, feels that the Gen-Next of the 'La Rojas' may find it difficult to replicate the success of their 'Golden Generation'
