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Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium in South Korea will likely be the most-watched sports venue in the world on Friday night during the opening ceremony for the 2018 Winter Games, but the costly arena won’t be around for long.

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The man buying the Los Angeles Times is a 65-year-old physician-entrepreneur described by Forbes Magazine as "America's richest doctor."

The MLB franchise is building a new Home Plate Lounge at Citi Field, aiming to attract corporate ticket holders who want to host clients and strike deals between innings.

The 2018 Winter Olympics aren’t just a showcase for the world’s top athletes. Some of the world’s largest corporations shelled out massive sums in order to promote their products on a global stage in Pyeongchang, South Korea this month.

The media and entertainment giant posted adjusted earnings per share of $1.89 and revenue of $15.35 billion in its first fiscal quarter of 2018.

The Yankee great and the banker Greg Fleming come up empty after offering ownership stakes in the baseball team to the firm’s biggest brokerage clients.

A whopping 110,000 condoms will be handed out to 2,925 participants at the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

As top athletes gear up for the Opening Ceremony of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics in South Korea on Friday, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is waiting at the finish line, ready to tax Team USA’s winners.

Championship teams from major sports leagues generally travel to the White House to celebrate their victory, though some teams, including the NBA’s Golden State Warriors, have not made the trip.

Victory event scheduled for Thursday expected to shut down downtown area

Members of team will pay about $41,000 in federal taxes under tax cut signed by President Trump, compared with $44,000 under old rules.

NFL star tight end advises younger players to have a backup plan, noting short span of most pro careers.

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The winning team earns payouts that are twice as big as the loser. The NFL’s collective-bargaining agreement requires equal shares for all players regardless of individual salary.