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Fidelity National Information Services has lagged behind the broader market over the past year, but analysts maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook on the stock's future performance.

In this age of artificial intelligence, data tampering and genetic manipulation, it seems that the nature of fraud and deception in competitive sport is becoming increasingly sophisticated. So, it seems almost surprising to see cheating in sport take a relatively old-fashioned form of late: tampering with equipment.

Scotty James has won Australia's first gold of the FIS snowboard, freestyle and freeski world championships with another dazzling snowboard halfpipe triumph.

Despite Fidelity National Information Services’ underperformance relative to its industry peers over the past 52 weeks, Wall Street analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

A pair of Norwegian stars are in hot water.

Sign stealing in baseball

The unique sport has tested the bravery and endurance of athletes since the first Winter Games in 1924

The snow fell on Saalbach on Friday, dusting the Austrian valley white for the World Championship men's giant slalom and briefly disguising the issues facing the sport in an increasingly warm and hostile environment.

As Germany elects its next Bundestag, migration remains one of the most important issues to voters. But politicians are not debating how to attract the 288,000 migrants the country needs every year to maintain its workforce. Rather, parties struggle over who can promise the most deportations and the tightest border…