World News Archive15-May-2006
This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. 'We have left it late' admits Worsley 13 May 2006 England flanker Joe Worsley admits Wasps have ``left it late'' in their quest to land a fourth successive Premiership title this season. Giant oil refiner Tesoro took in $16.6 billion in revenue last year, up 35%. Most companies find themselves under criticism from time to time, but few are in an industry where cheerful news is so universally bad for everyone else. The BBC News website looks at what could be dominating the headlines around the world this week. RAUL IN GREAT FORM: Spain captain and Real Madrid star Raul claimed on Saturday he is arriving in form just in time for the World Cup finals, due to begin on June 9. The Independent on Sunday has tracked down the only tickets still available for the World Cup. This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Varndell hoping to upset the Aussies again 13 May 2006 Leicester winger Tom Varndell is itching to get back to Australia on England's summer tour and cement himself a reputation down under as public enemy number one. ABC/ESPN will formally announce Monday its announcers for live coverage of the World Cup's 64 games, starting June 9. That lineup: Its top team for games Dave O'Brien and three-time World Cup player Marcelo Balboa will be in Germany and call all U.S. games. Giant oil refiner Tesoro took in $16.6 billion in revenue last year, up 35%. Most companies find themselves under criticism from time to time, but few are in an industry where cheerful news is so universally bad for everyone else. Tesoro CEO Bruce Smith, 62, spoke to USA TODAY corporate management reporter Del Jones.
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