At long last, the WTA Finals is upon us.
A culmination of the 2025 season, the WTA Finals in Riyadh pits the eight best singles players and eight best doubles teams in the world in a round-robin format.
Here’s a refresher…
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Seagate forecasts second-quarter results above estimates on AI strength – Reuters
- Seagate forecasts second-quarter results above estimates on AI strength Reuters
- Seagate Earnings Are Imminent; These Most Accurate Analysts Revise Forecasts Ahead Of Earnings Call Benzinga
- Live: Will Seagate (STX) Pop After Q1 Earnings? 24/7 Wall St.
- PREVIEW: Seagate falls ahead of qtrly results TradingView
- Seagate: Fiscal Q1 Earnings Snapshot News-Times
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Staying Trim: Zipwake PRO Interceptors Take Trim Control to the Next Level
“The Zipwake system, for me, is a game changer for comfort, fuel economy, and ease of driving the boat,” says Jonas Göthberg, commercial director of Nimbus Boats, as we tested Zipwake on the 30-foot Nimbus W9. “It also keeps the boat…
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‘Miracle’ photo captures Comet Lemmon and meteor seemingly entwined over Earth
An astronomer recently aimed his telescope above Manciano, Italy, and caught something incredible: a bright comet seemingly wrapped up in the corkscrewing trail of a meteor, glittering in the same patch of sky like a cosmic barber shop pole.
With…
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Leona Lewis talks Adele, Celine and what to expect at Vegas residency
Nineteen years after capturing hearts to win the third season of the U.K.’s “X Factor,” Leona Lewis says now is the perfect time for a Las Vegas residency.
“I’m 20 years deep into my career now. I have enough of a breadth of work to actually…
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Met Sued Again by Jewish Collectors’ Heirs Over Van Gogh Painting
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is once again the subject of a lawsuit centering around a Vincent van Gogh painting that the institution sold to a Greek collector in 1972.
That work, titled Olive Picking (1889), was only held by…
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AI Search Engines Rely on 'Less Popular' Sources – eWeek
- AI Search Engines Rely on ‘Less Popular’ Sources eWeek
- AI-powered search engines rely on “less popular” sources, researchers find Ars Technica
- Researchers find AI search pulls from the internet’s fringes, not Google’s top links TechSpot
- AI…
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Body found after fire near KU destroys over dozen makeshift houses
Body found after fire near KU destroys over dozen makeshift houses – Daily Times
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