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The New York Yankees will be an investor in Major League Soccer’s expansion team in New York, which will be controlled by Manchester City Football Club.
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Many Ameri, co-founder of the Red Bull Music Academy, discusses the origins of the event, a month-long series of music workshops and festivals that started in Germany and is taking place in New York City until May 31. Ameri speaks with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays and Vonnie Quinn on May 17 on Bloomberg Radio's "The Hays Advantage."
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With Norway finally starting to feel the pain from Europe’s debt crisis, the oil-dependent country is looking for ways to diversify its economy, and -- surprise -- tech has emerged as a promising area of development.
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Fernando Alonso said he hoped he lifted the morale of his fellow Spaniards suffering from a six- year economic slump by winning his home Formula One race.
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Nico Rosberg of Mercedes took pole position for Formula One’s Spanish Grand Prix in Montmelo, near Barcelona, tomorrow.
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Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel won the Bahrain Grand Prix today to extend his lead in the Formula One drivers’ standings.
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Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel won the Bahrain Grand Prix to extend his lead atop the Formula One standings as he seeks a fourth straight world championship.
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Nico Rosberg beat out world champion Sebastian Vettel to take pole position for tomorrow’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso won the Chinese Grand Prix to give the 2013 Formula One world championship different winners from the first three races.
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Little known outside of his native Austria, Dietrich Mateschitz is one of the most successful entrepreneurs of our age, a man who single-handedly changed the landscape of the beverage industry by creating not just a new brand but a whole new category: the energy drink. As the visionary who brought the world Red Bull, affectionately known as "speed in a can" or even "liquid cocaine," Mateschitz, 67, has been a patron saint for more than two decades to late-night partiers, exam-week undergrads, long-haul truckers, and, above all, extreme-sports athletes everywhere.
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