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UPDATE 1-Bouygues confirms 2013 sales target despite Q1 loss
French construction-to-telecom conglomerate Bouygues reconfirmed its sales goal for 2013 on Tuesday as it turned to a loss in the first quarter of the year amid worsening markets for its telecom business.
Tuesday May 14 | The Guardian
Giro d'Italia: stage 10 - live
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Everyone is expecting a Cavendish coronation today so it would be fun if someone rattled QuickStep's cage a little.
110 years after the inaugural race in 1903, 198 riders will start in Corsica on June .
Quick-Step Cycling have confirmed that Mark Cavendish will lead the team in the Giro d'Italia which starts in Naples on Saturday.
Whoever has watched the Presidential Tour of Turkey on TV can't have missed the lanky powerful rider from Europcar who has spent hours at the front escorting the revelation of the week Natnael Berhane.
Tour de France wildcards awarded to Cofidis, Sojasun and Europcar
The three wildcard invitations to the 2013 Tour de France have been awarded to French teams Cofidis, Sojasun and Team Europcar, ASO announced on Saturday morning.
Bouygues launches BBox Business Enterprises
French mobile operator Bouygues Telecom has introduced BBox Business Enterprises to the French market, a dual-play service for SMEs, allowing companies with fewer than 50 employees to easily manage their business phone.
Are Eritrea "the next Columbians"?
By Sean Lee, "They're the next Columbians." Those prophetic words, uttered earlier this year by none other than five time Tour de France winner Bernaud Hinault, were in reference to a promising performance by the Eritrean national team at January's Tropicale Amissa Bongo in Gabon.
Voeckler shrugs off broken collarbone sustained at Amstel Gold
A crash sustained at the beginning of last week at the Amstel Gold Race may have left Thomas Voeckler with a fractured collarbone but with the Frenchman's objectives looming ahead in July at the Tour de France he is leaving little to chance.