内容摘要：in April and the unemployment rate held at a historically healthy 4.2%.

in April and the unemployment rate held at a historically healthy 4.2%.

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — Leo Beenhakker, the Dutch soccer coach who led two national teams at World Cups and won three league titles with Real Madrid, has died. He was 82.“Beenhakker was a coaching icon and a truly unique figure at Ajax,” the

announcing his death late Thursday. The cause of death was not given.He coached Ajax in the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s — winning two Dutch league titles, and a third with its fierce rival Feyenoord — and three straight La Liga titles with Madrid from 1987 to ’89.In the Netherlands he is credited with calling the iconic European Cup trophy “the cup with the big ears” though it was a title that eluded him.

Beenhakker took his teams to four European Cup semifinals but lost one with Ajax in 1980 and in each of his three seasons during his first spell with Madrid.“Real Madrid would like to express their condolences and affection to his family, clubs, and loved ones,” the club said in a statement Friday.

Beenhakker also had two spells with the Dutch national team, briefly in 1985 then taking the gifted European champions to the 1990 World Cup. With dissent in the camp, the team did not win a game and lost a famously bad-tempered round of 16 clash with eventual champion West Germany.

He later steered Trinidad and Tobago through qualifying to its first World Cup in 2006.Several cryptocurrency companies are announcing promotions and other celebrations to mark Bitcoin Pizza Day. Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange,

that it’s giving away pizzas to more than 2,000 people at gatherings held around the world.Here’s the backstory of Bitcoin Pizza Day:

The first bitcoin was created in early 2009 by the digital currency’s still unknown creator,It started as a passion project for libertarian-minded computer nerds who wanted to create a digital payment system that didn’t rely on a third party – like a government or financial institution – for transactions.