Suazo in limbo as both Milan clubs claim deal

MILAN: Cagliari striker David Suazo was involved in a tug-of-war between AC Milan and city rivals Inter on Tuesday with both sides claiming he was now their player.

Coria sues US vitamin firm to win back lost earnings

NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey: An Argentine tennis star on Tuesday sued a multivitamin manufacturer for a contaminated product that he said led him to fail a steroid test and caused significant damage to his career and earnings.

Rijkaard, Ronaldinho, Eto'o to stay - Laporta

MADRID: Barcelona president Joan Laporta said on Tuesday coach Frank Rijkaard would continue at the club next season, after just missing out on their third consecutive Primera Liga title.

Martins escapes attack by gunmen

LONDON: Newcastle United striker Obafemi Martins said he narrowly escaped death or serious injury after being shot at while driving in Lagos.

Red-hot Penny guides Dodgers

TORONTO: The Los Angeles Dodgers rode the red-hot form of pitcher Brad Penny to cruise to a 10-1 interleague rout of the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday.

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Table-talkers speak Greek

The lands and islands of Greece are not only a tourist paradise but also a gastronomic heaven.

Hunger for the West

For decades, Chinese cuisine has been making a journey to the West. But today, the dinner tables are turning. China's foreign food market, while still in its infancy, is growing fast in line with demand from a cosmopolitan set developing a taste for the international.

Storm for a work that isn't worth its weight in mooncakes

Two decades ago, the wife of the US ambassador in Beijing, a Chinese American, complained that Chinese did not know how to properly "package their wares". An exquisite cloisonne piece she bought was accompanied by a wooden stand that was so poorly made that it effectively pushed down the perceived value of the artifact.

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