L’Equipe reported that the top 20 ATP and WTA players had sent the letter to the four Grand Slams demanding a more equitable distribution of revenues. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Indian Rupee closed 2 paise lower at 85.52 against the US dollar on Wednesday, as support from positive domestic markets ...

The Indian rupee closed 2 paise lower at 85.52 against the US dollar on Wednesday, as support from positive domestic markets ...