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In this week's Rogers Report, we break down what I learned from the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Travelers and more.

Some players at the KPMG Women's PGA complained that the course setup made them look silly. How did the architect think it looked?

Many of those birdies, hole outs and overall epic shots were done with a Titleist golf ball, which 70% percent of the Championship field played at Fields Ranch East. The closest competitor only had 12 ...

Amid criticism of the setup by several golfers, including Nelly Korda, the KPMG Women's PGA Championship 2025 witnessed a ...

Mark Reynolds, 48, a marketing professional outside of Washington, D.C., said he and his family used to take a lot of trips once the lockdowns were lifted after the COVID-19 pandemic -- to Asia, ...

The UK’s Big Four accountancy firms are cutting graduate jobs as AI replaces entry-level roles, with hiring down up to 29% ...

When balanced correctly, CIOs can unlock the true value of technology and propel their organizations toward sustained growth, ...

Australian mortgage holders have received a major boost with inflation coming in significantly lower than forecasted, opening ...

After one of the most grueling weeks of the year at the Women's PGA, players head to Midland Country Club for a team event ...

Hooijer’s appointment forms part of the company’s succession planning as she prepares to succeed current CFO, Riaan ...

Last weekend, the Omni PGA Frisco played host to the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship (which was won by Irving’s own Minjee Lee). The tournament was played on one of the two courses there, Fields Ranch ...