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Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever and Kelsey Mitchell

Bleacher Report · 18h

Kelsey Mitchell Signs New Contract with Caitlin Clark's Fever in WNBA Free Agency

Kelsey Mitchell is returning for an eighth season with the Indiana Fever. The Fever announced Wednesday that the team had agreed to terms with the

CBS Sports on MSN · 20h

WNBA free agency: Fever re-sign Kelsey Mitchell to keep star backcourt with Caitlin Clark intact

Two-time All-Star Kelsey Mitchell has agreed to re-sign with the Indiana Fever, the organization announced Wednesday, ensuring the team's star backcourt, which also includes 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark,

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 9h

Kelsey Mitchell Explains Decision to Re-Sign With Fever, Gives Nod to Caitlin Clark

All-Star guard Kelsey Mitchell re-signed with the Indiana Fever Wednesday, continuing the backcourt pairing with WNBA Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark. Clark was overjoyed with the news, greeting Mitchell in grand fashion as she entered Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Molson Coors to market UK's Fevertree in US

Business Insider · 5h

Molson Coors (NYSE:TAP) Taps Fever-Tree for Sweeter U.S. Drinks Business

Miller Lite brewer Molson Coors (TAP) says it will expand its U.S. soft drinks business through a strategic partnership with UK-based

Wall Street Journal · 5h

Fever-Tree Launches Share Buyback After Deal With U.S. Molson Coors

The London-listed mixer-maker said Molson Coors would acquire an 8.5% shareholding in Fevertree.

Hosted on MSN · 6h

Molson Coors to market UK's Fevertree in the US

Molson Coors is investing 71 million pounds ($88 million) in Fevertree Drinks in a deal giving the beer giant exclusive rights to market the UK firm's cocktail mixers, tonic water and ginger beers in the United States.

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Sen. Cornyn takes steps to address Cattle Fever Tick issue in Texas through bipartisan bill

Texas federal lawmakers are making a bipartisan effort to introduce legislation to help combat the Cattle Fever Tick ...

Typhoid Fever: What you need to know

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 11-20 million people contract typhoid fever annually, with 128,000 to ...

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