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Yahoo
13-07-2025
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Kovar completes PSV medical
Kovar has made just six Bundesliga appearances for Die Werkself since joining the club in 2023, and is now set for a move away from the club. Plettenberg reports that a deal is set to be complete for a €5 million fee + another €2 million in bonuses. Kovar is set to be announced by PSV tomorrow.
Scottish Sun
07-07-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Brutal Erik ten Hag ‘set to get rid of former Man Utd star for second time in two years'
Leverkusen have lost two of their best players this summer PULL THE LEVER Brutal Erik ten Hag 'set to get rid of former Man Utd star for second time in two years' ERIK TEN HAG appears set to sell Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Matej Kovar for a second time in two years. The former Manchester United manager arrived at Old Trafford in 2022 and sold Kovar to Leverkusen for £7.8million a year later. 3 Erik Ten Hag replaced Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen in May 3 Ten Hag appears is open to selling goalkeeper Matej Kovar for a second time in two years This was after Kovar, 25, spent a season on loan at Sparta Prague after playing in two senior friendlies for Man Utd, who signed him as a youth player. After moving to Leverkusen, Kovar became the German outfit's second choice during their historic Bundesliga season, where they ended Bayern Munich's 11-year reign of dominance. Last season, Kovar continued to play second fiddle to goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky - but did feature in six Champions League matches. Manager Alonso replaced Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid at the end of last season, and Ten Hag was appointed as his successor shortly after. READ MORE MAN UTD NEWS BACK TO ROO IN THE STUDIO Wayne Rooney lands £800,000 deal to be Match of the Day pundit Ten Hag has already welcomed new first-choice stopper Mark Flekken from Brentford. Now, it appears that Kovar will, once again, be sold by the former Ajax manager. According to journalist Florian Plettenberg, Kovar is on the verge of joining PSV Eindhoven this summer. The deal is expected to cost £4.3million, with a further £1.7million included in potential bonuses. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS The Czech Republic international expects to be first choice under Peter Bosz at PSV. Club captain Lukas Hradecky and Niklas Lomb are the other goalkeepers in Ten Hag's squad. Ten Hag plots shock move for Grealish | From The Sports Desk | Sun Sport Ten Hag has also added defender Jarell Quansah from Liverpool in a deal worth up to £35million. But Leverkusen have seen star men Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz head to Anfield in deals worth a combined £150million. 3 TRANSFER NEWS LIVE - KEEP UP WITH ALL THE LATEST FROM A BUSY SUMMER WINDOW
The Irish Sun
07-07-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Brutal Erik ten Hag ‘set to get rid of former Man Utd star for second time in two years'
ERIK TEN HAG appears set to sell Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Matej Kovar for a second time in two years. The former arrived at Old Trafford in 2022 and sold Kovar to Leverkusen for £7.8million a year later . Advertisement 3 Erik Ten Hag replaced Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen in May 3 Ten Hag appears is open to selling goalkeeper Matej Kovar for a second time in two years This was after Kovar, 25, spent a season on loan at Sparta Prague after playing in two senior friendlies for Man Utd, who signed him as a youth player. After moving to Leverkusen, became the German outfit's second choice during their historic Bundesliga season, where they ended Last season, Kovar continued to play second fiddle to goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky - but did feature in six Champions League matches. Manager Alonso replaced Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid at the end of last season, and Ten Hag was appointed as his successor shortly after. Advertisement READ MORE MAN UTD NEWS Ten Hag has already welcomed new first-choice stopper Brentford . Now, it appears that Kovar will, once again, be sold by the former According to journalist , Kovar is on the verge of joining this summer. The deal is expected to cost £4.3million, with a further £1.7million included in potential bonuses. Advertisement Most read in Football CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS The Club captain Lukas Hradecky and Niklas Lomb are the other goalkeepers in Ten Hag's squad. Ten Hag plots shock move for Grealish | From The Sports Desk | Sun Sport Liverpool in a deal worth up to £35million . Advertisement But Leverkusen have seen star men field in deals worth a combined £150million. 3
Yahoo
24-06-2025
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PRECIOUS METAL CLAD WIRE FORMULATED FOR AEROSPACE REQUIREMENTS
SHREWSBURY, Mass., June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Anomet Products has introduced custom composite clad metal wire products that combine properties such as mechanical strength, electrical conductivity, and thermal- and corrosion- resistance. Anomet Precious Metal Clad Wire Products combine up to three materials to achieve properties such as oxidation- and corrosion-resistance, plus operation at cryogenic to 1200°C temperatures. Featuring 2% or more cladding thickness, these composite clad products are metallurgically bonded; making them much more reliable than plated products that can flake and peel and they are ideal for applications in harsh environments. Incorporating a gold, silver, palladium or platinum exterior layer, Anomet Precious Metal Clad Wire Products' internal layers can include copper, Inconel®, Kovar®, nickel-iron, niobium, Nitinol®, molybdenum, stainless steel, tantalum, and titanium. Wire is offered in sizes from 0.004" to 0.060" O.D. with claddings from 14% to 38% by weight, and 4.5 to 55 microns, depending upon dia. and the ribbon can be up to 1" wide. Anomet Precious Metal Clad Wire Products are priced typically 10X less expensive than solid precious metal products. For more information contact: Anomet ProductsRobert F. Gallant, Marketing830 Boston TurnpikeShrewsbury, MA 01545 U.S.A.(508) 842-3069 FAX (508) 842-0847e-mail: bgallant@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Anomet Products
Yahoo
27-04-2025
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Why the Key to Wealth Isn't About Cutting Costs
For most people, in order to build wealth, you need to start by cutting back on some expenses to free up more money for saving and investing. However, cutting costs is not the true key to building wealth, which requires more strategy, thought and time than simply rearranging your budget. Experts explain some of the real ways to build wealth. Check Out: Read Next: Financial experts may urge paring back on your dining out and looking for discounts as a first step to wealth-building, but that's only skimming the surface, according to Taylor Kovar, CFP, founder and CEO at 11 Financial. 'A lot of people think the path to wealth is paved with extreme couponing and skipping the morning latte, but in my experience, focusing only on cutting costs can actually keep people small,' he said. If your focus is on 'every dime,' he said it's hard to 'dream big or take strategic risks.' Thinking only about cutting puts people on the defensive about money rather than thinking about how to grow it. Learn More: While frugality is a good trait to have, because it's tied to discipline, frugality only focuses on reducing expenses. 'That is only half the equation,' according to Robert R. Johnson, PhD, CFA and professor of finance in the Heider College of Business at Creighton University. 'A true wealth-building mindset pays attention to expenses, but focuses on building revenues and revenue sources that work for you instead of the other way around,' he said. He quoted billionaire Warren Buffett, who once said, 'If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.' Building true wealth comes from investing your income over the long term and 'taking prudent risk,' Johnson said. 'One doesn't build true wealth by investing conservatively. The difference in investing aggressively versus conservatively is large.' He shared a statistic from Ibbotson Associates: Since 1926 the average annual return on a large-capitalization stock index (such as the S&P 500) is 10.3%, whereas investments in long-term government and long-term corporate bonds have on average grown annually by 5.7% and 6.2%, respectively. Kovar added that wealth builders 'take calculated risks,' and that he's seen more success 'from people who started side businesses, developed new skills or negotiated better salaries than from those who just focused on spending less.' What investing in the stock market does is allow for 'compounding interest' — where the interest you earn is reinvested, Johnson explained. 'Because of compounding, time is the greatest advantage in investing.' The earlier you invest, the sooner you let that compounding process 'work its patient magic over decades,' Johnson said. As important as it is to free up funds to save or invest, 'You simply can't cut costs to create long-term wealth,' Johnson said. Kovar agreed, adding, 'Income growth matters more than people think. You can only cut so much, but there's almost unlimited upside to increasing your income through entrepreneurship, investing or leveling up in your career.' Kovar finds that when people start viewing money 'as a tool instead of a limitation,' their whole outlook changes. 'It's not about how little you can spend, it's about how wisely you can use what you have to multiply it. That's the shift. Strategic money growth beats extreme sacrifice every time,' he said. While cutting may not be enough to build wealth, budgeting is incredibly important in the process, Johnson said. 'For those who are afraid they aren't saving enough, they should budget for savings and invest those savings. Specifically, one should not simply budget and track expenses, but one should budget for savings.' If individuals truly want to make savings a priority, you can't just rely on what is left over after your expenses — it should be a line item on your budget, Johnson urged. 'You don't successfully build wealth by simply taking what you have left after all your expenses. We accomplish what we prioritize. Prioritize savings and invest those savings.' Additionally, Johnson finds making extreme sacrifices to build wealth 'unrealistic and frankly unhealthy.' It's better to balance current needs versus future needs and not neglect either, he said. Similarly, extreme money resolutions or goals can also work against you. 'Eliminating all discretionary spending is simply unrealistic and is a goal that cannot be met. We are all unique and what provides each of us with the most happiness is very different,' he said. Thus, if you enjoy your daily cup of coffee out at the local cafe, or the occasional avocado toast, cutting that out isn't necessarily going to make you much wealthier, and it might make you unhappier in the process. The problem that people get into is that they spend money on everything and don't prioritize, Johnson said. 'Prioritize what makes you happy and direct your resources there. Minimize spending on items that don't really matter to you.' More From GOBankingRates Mark Cuban: Trump's Tariffs Will Affect This Class of People the Most 7 Tax Loopholes the Rich Use To Pay Less and Build More Wealth How To Get the Most Value From Your Costco Membership in 2025 How Much Money Is Needed To Be Considered Middle Class in Every State? Sources Taylor Kovar, 11 Financial Robert R. Johnson, Heider College of Business at Creighton University This article originally appeared on Why the Key to Wealth Isn't About Cutting Costs Sign in to access your portfolio
