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Jan 30, 2024 | firstsportz.com | Rishabh Negi |To Win

Fernando Alonso, the former two-time F1 world champion, has been sparkling his magic in the sport since 2001. He had a tremendous 2023 season with Aston Martin and ahead of the upcoming campaign, he has taken the time to talk about what is needed to win races. So far in his career, Fernando Alonso has amassed 32 Grand Prix wins and thus, knows a thing or two about winning races. He believes that to do well in F1, a driver must stay fully concentrated on the task at hand.

Jan 25, 2024 | bets.com.au | To Win |Alex Marsh

Moonee Valley hosts a ten-race program on January 27 and our preview for Saturday is included below.

Nov 28, 2023 | bets.com.au | Alex Marsh |To Win

Sandown Value Bet - Race 2 No. 7 New York DivaAlthough she was well-held on debut, this mare did make some late inroads via that 1100m Sale maiden on October 29 and it's also worth noting that she was a well-supported $5 chance there. That backing came off two jump-out wins in October at Cranbourne, which were both completed on soft ground and she did hold off Meridius in the first of those heats, a galloper who is Group placed.

Aug 31, 2023 | businesspostexaminer.com | Bobby Jindal |Alex Castellanos |To Win |Adam Brandon

While market downturns can devastate companies across industries, they can also be full of potential. By leaning in on being agile and flexible, business leaders can effectively navigate uncertainty, find new opportunities and execute needed change. As experts, the members of Newsweek Expert Forum members have dealt with their own share of market challenges. Below, 15 of them each share one way companies can look for new business opportunities in a market downturn and secure a bright future.

Aug 31, 2023 | businesspostexaminer.com | Giulia Carbonaro |Bobby Jindal |Alex Castellanos |To Win

A reckoning is coming for the housing sector, according to billionaire real estate investor Jeff Greene, who said the industry will soon "get whacked" as Americans' savings disappear with the higher cost of living. Green said Wednesday on CNBC's Squawk Box that the trillions of dollars injected by the government into the U.S. economy during the COVID-19 pandemic are starting to run out—with consequence for the entire sector. "What's that going to mean for demand for everything?