JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South African construction group Aveng expects to pay a fine for anti-competitive behaviour once a probe into fraud in state and other contracts worth at least 30 billion rand is wrapped up, its chief executive said on Thursday. “We have absolutely no interest in playing cat or mouse games with any authority. These matters are grave, they are serious and we have to deal with them,” Aveng chief executive Roger Jardine told Talk Radio 702. “We have told our stakeholders that we do expect to pay a fine. …
Soccer-Germany rediscover winning mentality in rare France win
BERLIN, Feb 7 (Reuters) – Germany hailed the 2-1 friendly victory over France in Paris on Wednesday as a welcome return of a winning mentality for Joachim Loew’s side, who ended a 26-year barren run against their neighbours. The Germans may claim to have little interest in statistics, having beaten France in World Cup semi-finals in 1982 and again four years later, but a first win on French soil since 1935 did not go unnoticed. …
IOC finds Sochi preparations 'difficult to believe'
Sochi, Feb 7 (IANS/RIA Novosti) The rate of Olympic construction for the Sochi Winter Games has left the International Olympic Committee (IOC) incredulous with a year to go until the opening ceremony.
Research and Markets: Sports Sponsorship Market Report 2013
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Sports Sponsorship Market Report 2013″ report to their offering.
Iniesta cam k?t g?n bó tr?n ??i v?i Barcelona
(TNO) Câu l?c b? Barcelona ti?p t?c g?t hái ???c thành công trong vi?c gi? chân nh?ng công th?n, khi ?ã có thêm ti?n v? Andres Iniesta bày t? nguy?n v?ng ???c thi ??u su?t ??i cho ??i ch? sân Nou Camp. Retief Goosen looking for fresh start at Pebble
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) -- Retief Goosen started the week celebrating his 44th birthday. The two-time U.S. Open champion has reason to feel much younger. TCU sends Kansas to 1st losing streak in 7 years
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Kansas coach Bill Self's Big 12 bullies are suddenly beatable. US upset by Honduras
Jerry Bengtson took advantage of a defensive mix-up to score the go-ahead goal in the 79th minute, and Honduras rallied to beat the United States, 2-1, Wednesday in the opener of the final qualifying round for next year's World Cup.
Francisco Rodriguez blames injury for one-fingered salute
Maza claims that photographs of him flipping off photographers has an innocent explanation and that Mexico's 'yellow press' has overblown the incident. 
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