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The oldest and most prestigious grand slam tournament, Wimbledon, returns for its 138th edition on June 30. Carlos Alcaraz, who recently defended his French Open crown, is chasing a three-peat at Wimbledon. The Spaniard got the better of Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon finals the last two years and once again starts as the favorite at the grass-court major. In the women's field, Barbora Krejcikova is on shaky ground as she begins her title defence.

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United Airlines experienced the biggest rise in Citywire’s Elite Companies rankings out of all AAA-rated stocks in June. It has proved a turbulent year so far for the world’s biggest airline by available seat miles, United Airlines (US:UAL). Such is the economic uncertainty created by Trump’s tariffs that when the company’s forthright chief executive Scott Kirby released earnings guidance earlier this year, he made the unusual decision to present two scenarios.

5 days ago | sportingnews.com | Himanshu Singh

Two winless teams from Group A, FC Porto and Al Ahly, will lock horns in their final group stage match of the FIFA Club World Cup on Monday. FC Porto started their campaign with a goalless draw against Palmeiras and then followed it with a heartbreaking 1–2 loss to Inter Miami in their second outing. Despite taking an early lead against Miami, the Portuguese side fell short after conceding two goals in the second half of the game.

5 days ago | sportingnews.com | Himanshu Singh

Inter Miami will aim to seal their round of 16 berth when they take on Brazilian club Palmeiras in their final group stage clash of the FIFA Club World Cup on Monday. Lionel Messi's Inter Miami started the Club World Cup campaign with a disappointing goalless draw against Al Ahly, but they bounced back and stunned FC Porto 2-1. After going 0-1 down, Telasco Segovia and Lionel Messi scored in the second half to seal victory and keep their knockout hopes alive.