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The Bankers Life name will be coming off the Indiana Pacers' arena after next season.

Bettors are wagering that the Tiger Woods comeback is for real.

The “Oracle of Omaha’s” company will see workplace benefits regardless of whether an employee takes home the elusive $1 million top prize.

Woods, who hasn’t won a golf tournament since 2013, is near the top of the leaderboard at the Valspar Championship.

The agreement marks the first time Major League Baseball has sold rights for games that will air solely on a digital platform.

At the height of his fame, boxing legend Evander Holyfield took a picture for free, unaware that image would end up on a billboard in Atlanta as part of a Pepsi advertisement.

The National Hockey League is making its first foray into the world of esports.

Rights packages with CBS and Turner accounted for more than $800 million, with the rest tied to championships and tournaments.

“Being able to go to school, get a degree, and come out debt free is a pretty big benefit,” Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman said.

Major League Soccer and the owner of the Columbus Crew say they're reviewing a lawsuit that Ohio's attorney general and the city of Columbus filed to stop the proposed team move to Austin, Texas.

Disney’s digital and consumer products head, James Pitaro, is taking the reins of the sports network.

It’s “ridiculous” to say that student athletes are not lower-tier professionals, Matt Bevin said.

WBC heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder is on the cusp of becoming a household name in boxing, joining the likes of Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali and Evander Holyfield.