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Real Madrid has reportedly decided who to go after and try to sign as its replacement for midfield genius Toni Kroos.

The economy will grow but at a slower pace than 2024. Inflation will remain above the Fed's target, with Trump’s policies limiting production while stimulating spending.

The boxing match between Logan Paul and Conor McGregor feels more real every day. A few more details about the rumored exhibition were revealed and McGregor confirmed.

The music industry is entering a critical phase where AI could either amplify its value or decimate its foundations, real music, copyrights and artists

After a tough loss to Australia, cricket legends Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma might need to step aside for a struggling India Test team that needs to transition.

Sam Konstas and Nitish Reddy have displayed the fearlessness of youth at Melbourne. They carry their freedom on to the biggest stage.

That became reality in Week 17 when the Vikings held off the Green Bay Packers.

Former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka said she will not continue playing tennis for long if she does not meet her own expectations.

Many believe state-run visa programs could be part of a consensus immigration plan, uniting GOP factions that have been in conflict, as well as Democrats.

The NBA's reigning champions haven't looked the part lately. After a 123-114 loss to the Pacers, the Celtics are 7-6 in December. "We've got to get out of it together."

Kiki Barki, whose coal mining riches made him a billionaire, is shifting his Harum Energy’s focus into nickel, which is used to power electric vehicles.

Media and property mogul Hary Tanoesoedibjo, executive chairman of Media Nusantara Citra (MNC) group, who dropped out of the ranks last year, is back on the list, boosted by his business associate’s imminent return to the White House.

Garibaldi “Boy” Thohir’s coal miner, known until recently as Adaro Energy Indonesia, is doubling down on renewable energy, aiming to get over half of its revenue from non-coal businesses by 2030.

The Widjaja family’s wealth soared 75% to $18.9 billion, fueled by a sevenfold jump in shares of Dian Swastatika Sentosa, the energy-to-infrastructure unit of their Sinar Mas group.

The head of Jakarta-based MD Entertainment once considered free-to-air TV as passé—now it could be a lucrative game-changer for his film studio.

The minimum net worth to qualify crosses $1 billion for the first time.