By Michael S. Derby NEW YORK Almost half a year after Silicon Valley Bank went belly up and

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Harry Kane shared a message to Tottenham Hotspur fans as he completed his transfer to Bayern Munich on Saturday (12 August). The England captain leaves north London after 19 years at Spurs, after becoming the club’s all-time record goalscorer last season. “This is a message to all you fans around the world, every single Tottenham fan that has supported me and been with me throughout my journey,” Kane said. “Me and my family will cherish it forever, we’ll never forget all the moments we’ve had together, so thank you. “It’s not a goodbye, because you never know how things pan out in the future... I’ll see you soon.” Read More ‘Kane deal imminent’: Spurs boss says star striker on his way to Bayern Munich De Zerbi has ‘already forgotten’ Caicedo as Chelsea and Liverpool fight for star Hull City manager moved to tears by fan’s letter after losing best friend

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By Wayne Cole SYDNEY Asian markets held their breath on Monday as investors waited to see how serious

Scarborough shared a video where he briefly spoke about the absence of his parents, and shed light on “a day of gratitude”

The strength and resiliency of the US economy during the first half of the year defied the expectations of economists who largely expected the country to fall into recession.