Former Yankee Reveals Petty Way Derek Jeter Paid Off Gambling Debts – NESN.com

Photo via Steve Mitchell/USA TODAY Sports Images Derek Jeter doesnt take losing lightly. The New York Yankees legend was known for his competitive fire during his illustrious major league career, but that competitiveness apparently often turned to pettiness. Former Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes recently went on Barstool Sports Pardon My Take podcast and revealed that Jeter…

Global Debt Registry Bolsters Executive Team to Help Transform Structured Credit Market – Payment Week

July 26, 2018         By: Michael Millington New York, NY July 26, 2018 Global Debt Registry (GDR), today announced two new executive hires from the banking industry. Evan Psaropoulos, formerly of Credit Suisse, has joined GDR as CFO, and Patrick Dietz, formerly of BNY Mellon, has joined the organization as Product Director. This follows Charlie…

Kansas City Doctors Rallied Together To Help Patients Pay Off Their Medical Debt – GOOD Magazine

In the past couple of years, online fundraisers for medical bills have sprouted up at an increasingly high rate. GoFundMe one of the largest online fundraising sites alone has raised billions of dollars for people crowdsourcing their medical bills and various medications or treatments. The ever-present threat of going into debt because of illness or…

Under Armour is facing an identity crisis that could throw the company’s turnaround into a tailspin – Business Insider UK

Under Armours North America revenues increased for the first time in a year, showing signs that the companys efforts to turn around its business could be taking hold. But a pervasive identity crisis threatens to derail its nascent recovery, according to analysts. Shoppers are confused about what Under Armour stands for due to its lack…

Under Armour beats as North American sales climb for the first time in a year – Business Insider Australia

Under Armour edged out Wall Street estimates on both the top and bottom lines in Thursdays second-quarter earnings announcement. It saw North American sales increase for the first time in year. The apparel maker says it will take about $US80 million in additional restructuring charges. Shares are up 5.5% in early trading. Watch Under Armour…