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Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba set the stage for the biggest IPO ever as it looks to raise $21 billion sometime in September. Conway G. Gittens reports. Women who use permanent hair dye are 9% more likely to get breast cancer, scientists discover. Researchers at the National Institutes of Health, a branch of the US Department of Health, tracked almost 50,000 women over eight years. Arsenal fear they will miss out on No 1 managerial target Brendan Rodgers. The Leicester boss is among their candidates to replace Unai Emery. Rodgers has a 14million release clause in his Leicester deal, which he appeared happy to confirm over the weekend. Derek Jeter and Co. The 2020 Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot. Jeter could follow Mariano Rivera as the second unanimous inductee in January, but the rest of the candidates may have more trouble getting into Cooperstown quickly. Sacha Baron Cohen chastises big tech for spreading lies. 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