AveryBradleymadea3-pointerwithlessthanasecondleftastheBostonCelticsbeattheClevelandCavaliers111-108onSundaynightintheEasternConferencefinalsGame3,going2-1onthes
AveryBradleymadea3-pointerwithlessthanasecondleftastheBostonCelticsbeattheClevelandCavaliers111-108onSundaynightintheEasternConferencefinalsGame3,going2-1onthes
AfterBostonwasbeatenupintheEasternConferencefinalsopener,IsaiahThomaswasconfidenttheCelticscouldbouncebackinGame2.“We’renotscaredofCleveland,”hesaid.“They’renot
ThreeoutoffourSouthKoreansexpectednewly-electedPresidentMoonJae-in'sgoodmanagementofstateaffairs,asurveyshowedonMonday.AccordingtotheRealmeterpoll,74.8percentof
PortugalhavewontheEurovisionSongContestforthefirsttimeinthecompetition'shistory.SalvadorSobral,27,wonwithhisloveballadAmarPelosDois,whichwaswrittenbyhissister.H
TheSanAntonioSpurseliminatedthesluggishJamesHardenandHoustonRocketswitha114-75victoryinGame6onThursdaynight,andtheydidn’tevenneedKawhiLeonardtodoit.LaMarcusAldr
The Hang Seng Index opened up at 0.6 per cent at 24,139.31, while Shanghai Composite Index traded 0.16 per cent up at 3,217.73
Brokers had expected early rises as the Nasdaq closed at a record high after a 0.19 per cent rise to 5,674.22 overnight
A cable TV series about a goblin under the spell of eternal life opened at the top of a chart measuring TV shows' popularity, data showed Tuesday.
Dow futures tumbled more than 700 points on Tuesday night as the U.S. presidential election remained much tighter than expected, with Republican candidate Donald Trump showing strength in crucial battleground states.
Taiwan's manufacturing sector continued to display signs of improvements in August after it ended its 15-month recession in July, the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research said Friday.
India might love its soft power, but Indians favour getting tough with the world. A majority (62 per cent) Indians believe using overwhelmingmilitary force is the best way to defeat terrorism+ , while a similar number of Indians (63%) want to increase defense spending.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) stayed bearish for a third straight day on Thursday largely due to declining trends in the international oil markets which hurt the sentiments at the local bourse.
U.S. stocks ended lower after wavering in a tight range Friday, as investors kept cautious amid hawkish remarks on rate hikes from Federal Reserve officials.
The Australian market has climbed higher in early Thursday trade on broad-based buying in the wake of the U.S. Federal Reserves policy meeting.
South Korea's central bank on Thursday froze its benchmark interest rate at a record low of 1.5 percent, keeping a wait-and-see stance for 9 months in a row.
China's manufacturing activity has fallen to its lowest level in four years, pointing to the need for more policy support to bolster economic growth and push structural reforms.
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