The Latest Breaking News from TMO

September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU24) are trending down -1.04% this morning as Alphabet’s cautious outlook on AI progress and Tesla’s profit miss, coupled with a delay in its Robotaxi event, weighed on sentiment, while investors awaited U.S. business activity data and the next round of corporate earnings reports.

Thermo Fisher is expected to release its fiscal second-quarter earnings this month, and analysts project a slight decrease in profit.

The RFU insisted the TMO who appeared to ignore foul play on Saracens’ Owen Farrell was not influenced by the TV pundit Austin Healey spotting it first

Stuart Terheege was accused of ignoring Stephan Lewies’ hit on Owen Farrell after it was pointed out on TV commentary by Austin Healey

The RFU will review an incident in which a possible case of foul play was ignored by officials on the bizarre grounds a TV pundit had spotted it first

World Rugby is considering reducing the tackle height in the elite game as well as a global trial of the 20-minute red card as part of a radical plan to broaden the appeal of the sport

The Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend said: ‘We can all see the ball’s over the line,’ while he was also critical of the decision to take off George Turner after the use of mouthguard technology

The Newcastle United vs Arsenal audio checks commentary is box office, but it underlines just how far VAR still has to go

Thermo Fisher Scientific chopped its 2023 outlook for the second time this year, and TMO stock slumped, continuing a two-month sell-off.