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Aussie trading app Stake rebounds after GameStop frenzy with $40m raising We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Only a few weeks ago, Australian low-cost online brokerage firm Stake was scrambling to contain outages caused by the extraordinary GameStop day trading frenzy. Now the high-profile startup is benefiting from a surge in new customers and planning to expand into new markets after securing a $40 million funding injection from prominent offshore investors. Stake founders (left) Matt Leibowitz and Dan Silver ...

Thanks to unreliable goaltending, a broken defense and an ineffective special teams, the Flyers’ season came tumbling down, erasing all of the good juju the team had built after the resumption of the 2019-20 season and through the first stretch of this campaign. With this season officially in the rearview mirror, it’s only right to hand out some “awards” as a way to put a bow on this excruciating season (h/t to Jimmy Kempski for the format): The "Is This Thing On?" Award: The Penalty Kill *taps mic* The Flyers penalty kill was miserable this season. A bottom 10 unit, the Flyers looke...

Pressure is mounting on UEFA to move the Champions League final to Wembley, with crunch talks this week amid fears over the potential ‘catastrophic consequences’ of holding the match in Istanbul. Time is running out to change the venue for the showpiece game between Chelsea and Manchester City on May 29 but UEFA’s plans for fans to attend were thrown into turmoil when Turkey was added to the UK’s red list for travel due to the wave of infections in the country. UEFA would insist on Wembley as the venue if the match is to be moved but the odds remain against the decision unless there i...

Super League project fails, but why exactly?     Abramovich too pursued an engineering degree and, following a brief stint in the Soviet Army, began his entrepreneurial journey by selling rubber ducks from his Moscow apartment. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, he acquired half of the oil company Sibneft for $100 million, despite it being valued in the billions at the time. His already substantial net worth then skyrocketed in 2005 when he sold his stake to Gazprom for €8.5 billion. Abramovich and Perez have both been accused of not always adhering to best practices, and both...

Published on: Thursday, April 22, 2021 By: AFP Chelsea’s Christian Pulisic (left) vies with Brighton’s Yves Bissouma. LONDON: Chelsea moved into the Premier League’s top four after a 0-0 draw against Brighton on Tuesday, but the result was completely overshadowed by the club’s role in derailing the controversial European Super League. Just before kick-off at Stamford Bridge, it was widely reported that Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich had decided to withdraw from the controversial breakaway plan. While there was no official confirmation from the club, the Blues are understood to be prep...