William T. Yoon, chief legal officer of Dropbox, Inc. (NASDAQ:DBX), reported a non-discretionary disposition of 16,833 shares of Class A Common Stock on August 17, according to an SEC Form 4 filing.
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SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PA(WBRE/WYOU)-- The 79th Little League World Series tossed the first pitch out on Wednesday in Williamsport. Both Lamade Stadium, and Volunteer Stadium hosted a doubleheader as four games highlighted the first day of competition.
The Little League World Series Opening Day Ceremonies started the morning began with the parade of stars into the stadium. Followed by first pitch from MLB World Series Champion, and 10x All-Star Steve Garvey.
The first game of the day featured two teams from the international bracket. Latin America, and the Caribbean battled on Volunteer field, with the game ended on the final play and an outfield ***** ist. Latin American won 2-1 behind a stellar pitching effort from Clemente Sevilla Pichardo. Pichardo struck out twelve batters in 5.2 innings pitched. He also helped his cause at the plate, driving in one of the two Latin American runs. He capped his afternoon with the ***** ist on the final out o the day. Pichardo gunned down the Caribbean runner trying to score from right field to end the ballgame.
Game two of the day was a pitching duel between the Southeast Region, and the Northwest Region in the U.S. bracket. Kinley Rasmus shined for the Southeast champs. She struck out eight batters, matching Mo'ne Davis mark. The game went to extra innings tied 0-0. In the top of the seventh inning, Kasen Workman drove in the game winning runs for the Northwest team. Workman hit a single to right, getting past the outfielder and going to the wall. Winston Weaver picked up the win for the Northwest, tossing two innings of relief.
International play wrapped up with a 7-0 nothing win for the Asia-Pacific region winners over Canada. AP was lead by Ji Hwan Hong and Jae Hyun Maeng. Ji Hwan Hong hit a home run, while Jae Hyun Maeng drove in two with a double. Do Yoon Kim also had a pair of doubles for Asia-Pacific in the win. Four pitchers combined for AP in the six inning shutout of Canada.

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Bob Weis has a new home.
The former Walt Disney Imagineering president, who announced his retirement in late 2022 after a 42-year run with the studio, has confirmed that he's signed with WME for representation. At the agency, he's being repped by Howard Yoon and Morgan Montgomery.
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CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — Scottie Scheffler made an 8-foot par putt on the 18th hole Sunday and pumped his fist with more emotion than he showed all day, just for the right to return Monday at the rain-delayed Travelers Championship to face a sudden-death playoff against Viktor Hovland.
The final round was stopped for 90 minutes as storms moved over the TPC River Highland, and officials deemed there was not enough daylight for them to play another hole.
Scheffler and Hovland each had birdie chances at the end. Scheffler rammed his 30-foot putt 8 feet by the hole. Hovland’s 25-foot attempt missed by inches and he tapped in for a 69. Scheffler made his third big par putt for a 68 to match Hovland at 21-under 259.
That was one shot ahead of Collin Morikawa, who closed with a 61 and was briefly tied for the lead, though it never looked as though it would be enough.
CHASKA, Minn. (AP) — Haeran Ryu ended Nelly Korda's hopes for a Grand Slam when she recovered from a shaky start and won the KPMG Women's PGA Championship for her first major, beating Ina Yoon by two shots at Hazeltine.

CHASKA, MINNESOTA - JUNE 27: Haeran Ryu of South Korea reacts to her putt on the 18th hole during the third round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship 2026 at Hazeltine National Golf Club on June 27, 2026 in Chaska, Minnesota. (Photo by Kate McShane/Getty Images)
Haeran Ryu has won the 2026 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, MN. Ryu, the 25 year old from South Korea, finished with a score of -13 to secure victory. Ryu’s -13 finish put her two shots clear of Ina Yoon, who all finished in solo second place at -11.
Ryu’s victory, which comes in her fourth PGA Championship start, is her first major championship and fourth LPGA Tour victory. Her fourth year on tour, Ryu now has a win in each of her first four seasons, and is the sixth different Korean player to win the Women’s PGA Championship since 2015.
Ryu opened the week with a one over par 73, putting her ten strokes behind the leader. Ryu then followed up with rounds of 64, 68, and 70, becoming the first major winner to ever come back from ten-plus shots after the first round to win.
Playing in the final group with Ina Yoon and Brooke Henderson, Ryu’s day got off to a slow start with one birdie but three bogeys through the first five holes after waiting for a 3 hour weather delay as storms moved through the area. However, she would turn things around making four additional birdies to go even through the front nine and two-under on the back nine. Ryu’s final round 70 would be enough to secure her the two-stroke victory.

CHASKA, Minn. — Haeran Ryu recovered from a rough start to secure her first career major ******* le, winning the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship by two strokes over Ina Yoon on a windy Sunday at Hazeltine National Golf Club.
Ryu shot a 2-under 70 to finish at 13-under 275 and become the sixth South Korean to win the event over the last 12 editions, flashing a big smile as she holed her last putt and friends ran out to douse her in celebration.
The 2023 LPGA Tour Rookie of the Year was also the first major champion in at least the last 60 years to rally from a 10-plus-shot deficit after the first round. Ryu opened Thursday with a 73 in a tie for 70th place, as Yoon shot a tournament-record 63.
Brooke Henderson and Dewi Weber tied for third at 10 under. Three Americans — Allisen Corpuz, Auston Kim and Alison Lee — tied for fifth place, six strokes behind Ryu.
Nelly Korda wrapped up a frustrating weekend on the greens with a 73 to finish in a four-way tie for eighth, failing to become the third women to win the first three majors of the season.

Haeran Ryu has broken Nelly Korda’s chokehold on the major championships for women’s golf in 2026.
Ryu shot a 70 on Sunday at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn., to win the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, emerging from a crowded leaderboard in a final round that went far longer than anyone had planned.
As Ryu tapped in a par putt on the 18th green to finish at 13 under par, a crowd of her South Korean countrywomen surrounded her and sprayed her with champagne in what has become a trademark celebration in women’s golf.
Korda had won the Chevron Championship and U.S. Women’s Open already this year, and was bidding to become the third woman and first in 13 years to win the first three majors of the season. Korda got within two of the lead but faded down the home stretch to finish tied for eighth. With a win, Korda would have also clinched her spot in the LPGA Hall of Fame and passed Annika Sorenstam for No. 1 on the career money list.
Ryu, 25, is a first-time major champion. The South Korean is ranked 12th in the world and had a pair of top-five finishes previously in majors, but she started the day with a one-shot lead at 11 under par, in front of Brooke Henderson and Ina Yoon.

CHASKA, Minn. — Haeran Ryu’s win probability after the first round of the KPMG Women’s PGA was 0.2 percent. An opening round of 73 put her 10 strokes back of leader Ina Yoon and in danger of missing the cut.
But then Ryu changed her putter, and well, everything changed with it.
More: 2026 KPMG Women's PGA Championship prize money payouts for each LPGA player at Hazeltine
On Sunday at Hazeltine, Ryu marched to her first major championship ******* le, winning by xx on a soggy Sunday in suburban Minneapolis. It had been six weeks since Ryu hit a golf shot in competition, taking time off for a minor surgery in South Korea, after a runner-up finish in late May in Cincinnati.
The 12th-ranked player in the world came back refreshed, collecting her fourth career LPGA.

Ina Yoon started the third round of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship with a five-shot lead after tearing up Hazeltine National Golf Club in back-to-back rounds. But the 23-year-old, who had never held the lead in a major before this week, struggled mightily on Saturday, and now there are several big names who could win the trophy, including World No. 1 Nelly Korda.
Haeran Ryu took over the lead with her fine putting and shot a four-under 68 to take a one-shot lead over Brooke Henderson (69). Ryu, 25, has been close to winning a major before, with three top-six finishes, and she’s got another shot Sunday. She’s hoping to play in a zen-like state.
“Today on my front nine, it was amazing because I got an eagle and three birdies,” the South Korean said. “I started the back nine, and it was more windy and there were a lot of tough shots and tough putts, but I just made one bogey today. Good for me for tomorrow, and tomorrow I just want to have more confidence and more calm.”
The round was anything but calm for South Korea’s Yoon, who is just two shots back of Ryu, She’s not out of it, but it probably felt like it after a rough start Saturday. Yoon bogeyed four of the first six holes and rallied to keep things from completely falling apart with a three-over 75. She admitted that the nerves got to her.
“I had a really long day actually, especially on the front nine,” Yoon said. “I was nervous a lot. I missed short putts. That's what I expected. I'm learning still. I think it was way better than the second round of the U.S. Open [when she shot 79]. I keep improving. I think that's the point today.”

CHASKA, Minn. — Ina Yoon matched the best score in the history of the Women's PGA Championship with a 9-under 63 to take a two-stroke lead over Karis Davidson on Thursday in the third major of the season.
Yoon, a 23-year-old South Korean seeking her first LPGA Tour victory, birdied five of her last six holes at Hazeltine National Golf Club with a putter that was consistently on point.
Nelly Korda, who's aiming to become just the third women to win the first three major tournaments on the schedule, had a 70.
Davidson, who finished more than four hours after Yoon, had eight birdies on the way to a career-best 65 on a calm and partly cloudy afternoon that yielded a bevy of low scores on the long course southwest of Minneapolis that requires accuracy and muscle off the tee.
Alexa Pano and A Lim Kim were tied for third 67, and Aline Krauter, Hye-Jin Choi and Megan Kang followed at 68.

Ino Cat, a South Korean influencer, thanked FIFA after the organization invited her to attend the Mexico vs Korea World Cup match on June 18, following a racist gesture during another match a few days ago.
“Thank you for the VVIP invitation to the Mexico match. I don’t believe this invitation belongs only to me. It belongs to everyone who supported me, encouraged me, and stood by my side during this journey,” wrote Ino Cat, whose real name is Yoon Su-jin, in an Instagram post accepting the invitation. “Thank you, FIFA. Thank you, Matthew Mullen. And thank you to everyone who believed in me. I will never forget this experience, and I hope to pass that kindness on to others one day.”
The invitation was sent after the incident at Estadio Akron in Zapopan, near Guadalajara, Mexico, during the Group A match between South Korea and the Czech Republic on June 12.
In the video, Ino Cat claimed that a Mexican man sitting behind her touched the corners of his eyes towards the camera to mock East Asians. As a result, she started crying on camera, and the video was spread on social media, drawing numerous condemnations.
FIFA sent the invitation in connection with the International Day for Countering Hate Speech.

A Mexican man caught making an offensive gesture during a World Cup match between South Korea and Czech Republic has lost his job after being accused of racism.
A Korean Youtuber was filming a video during the match in the city of Guadalajara on Friday when the man seated behind her, later identified as Ulises Fernando Bernal Miramontes, looked directly into the camera and pulled the corners of both his eyes in a gesture widely regarded as racist and insulting towards people of Asian descent.
The Youtuber Yoon Su Jin, who also goes by the name Ino Cat, later posted the video on her Instagram. "You travelled across the world for the World Cup,” she wrote, “and experienced racism.”
The video was liked by 511,000 people by last count and commented upon 66,000 times.
“Ugh so terrible,” one user commented. “And then he laughs like he cracked the best joke.”

A Mexican man caught on video pulling the corners of his eyes during the World Cup match between South Korea and the Czech Republic has apologised after the clip sparked a backlash.
A South Korean content creator had posted a video of herself at the match last Friday, where Ulises Fernando Bernal Miramontes, seated behind her, was seen making the slanted-eyes pose then laughing it off. The pose is seen as disrespectful to East Asians.
The incident generated much outrage online, with many Mexicans expressing disgust at his actions.
Bernal later apologised and reports say he has been removed from his position as president of a Mexican engineering guild.
Yoon Su-jin shared a clip on Instagram with this caption: "You traveled across the world for the World Cup… and experienced racism..."

South Korean President Lee returns to presidential palace avoided by predecessor

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Monday commuted to Cheong Wa Dae, the country’s traditional presidential palace, for the first time since taking office in June, more than three years after his ousted predecessor Yoon Suk Yeol moved the presidential office to the Defense Ministry compound.
It was the first time a president had commuted to Cheong Wa Dae since May 9, 2022, the final day of former President Moon Jae-in’s term, before Yoon began his presidency working out of a conv

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