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«FOX Business» (foxbusiness.com) 

Altice Boosts IPO Offering By 37% To Raise Up To $2 Billion

Cable company Altice USA Inc. increased Wednesday the number of shares it will sell in its initial public offering by 37% to 63.9 million shares, to raise up to $1.98 billion, from 46.6 million shares last month.

Voice of America 

Lockheed Wins US Air Force Deal for Radar Threat Simulators

Lockheed Martin Corp said on Wednesday it had won a $104 million U.S. Air Force contract to develop, produce and field a threat simulator to train combat aircrews to recognize and deal with rapidly evolving threats, such as surface-to-air missiles. Tim Cahill, vice president of air and missile defense systems for Lockheed, said a number of other countries had already expressed interest in the  Advanced Radar Threat System Variant 2, and talks could begin soon on possible sales. Cahill did not estimate the volume of possible future sales... Читать дальше...

Sabah 

Di Maria'ya para ve hapis cezası

İspanya'nın Real Madrid takımında forma giydiği dönemde vergi kaçırdığını kabul eden Arjantinli futbolcu Angel Di Maria, 2 milyon avro para ve 1 yıl hapis cezası aldı.Devamı için tıklayınız

New York Post (basketball) 

Kristaps Porzingis talks Knicks frustration, newest ‘obsession’

Memo to Phil Jackson: Kristaps Porzingis is getting stronger, putting on weight and “obsessed’’ with his offseason training. However, the 7-foot-3 Latvian for whom the Knicks president is listening to trade offers gave a lukewarm endorsement of the triangle offense, saying it hasn’t worked yet because the Knicks haven’t had the right players. In an...

New York Post (sports) 

Kristaps Porzingis talks Knicks frustration, newest ‘obsession’

Memo to Phil Jackson: Kristaps Porzingis is getting stronger, putting on weight and “obsessed’’ with his offseason training. However, the 7-foot-3 Latvian for whom the Knicks president is listening to trade offers gave a lukewarm endorsement of the triangle offense, saying it hasn’t worked yet because the Knicks haven’t had the right players. In an...

The Globe and Mail 

Amaya eyes Indian market as it pursues global growth

Amaya’s chief operating officer is in India working to finalize a structure that will allow the company to operate with an already licenced partner, likely beginning later this year