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The defending NBA champions, the San Antonio Spurs, are honored by President Obama at the White House. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
The NBA's Miami Heat is a top performer, and according to Business Insider, much of its success comes down to stellar management practices. Coach Eric Spoelstra focuses on tactics, not rigidity. He adjusts players' rotation and defensive formats depending on the opposition and game situation. The lesson for managers? Don't stick to principles; commit to winning. Adjust along the way. From sharpshooter Duncan Robinson to rookie Tyler Herro, Spoelstra has a keen eye for raw, hungry, diamond-in-the-rough talent, and takes a chance on them. Recruiters in business should do the same: spot the talent in your organization and in the stack of resumes, and act on it. Finally, Spoelstra is ruthless about performance, but kind to players. The lesson? Show no mercy towards 'less-than' efforts, show no malice towards workers.
Following the $71.3 billion dollar merger between Disney and Fox, Tom Hanks' film 'News of the World' will now be distributed by Universal Pictures after the Fox 2000 studio was retired.
It's time for the Olympics! NBA basketball player Tony Parker arrived in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday, alongside both the Mens and Womens French Olympic basketball teams. The San Antonio Spurs star will lead the French Mens team in the 2016 Rio Olympics, and French supporters have high hopes for the decorated NBA player to lead their team to victory in the Olympic tournament.
LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Ray Allen and coach Erik Spoelstra Join First Lady and supreme photobomb dunking champion Michelle Obama on a Let's Move PSA to eat healthy.
Dwayne Wade, Shane Battier, Lebron James and Erik Spoelstra of the Miami Heat talk about their visit to the White House with President Obama. We have the behind the scenes story and interviews.
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