Disney Adds Nike CEO Parker to Its Board
Walt Disney Co. on Monday said it has added Mark G. Parker, chief executive of Nike Inc., to its board of directors, effective immediately.
Chevrolet Packs More Power Into Camaro ZL1
Chevrolet revealed the next Camaro ZL1 and its convertible sibling at the New York International Auto Show, promising more power for the muscle car.
How UFC Benefits From NY's Legalization Of Mixed Martial Arts
Supporters are already anticipating a long-awaited homecoming at Madison Square Garden, but that event is just one element of the statewide financial boon UFC and other MMA promotions could soon experience.
Alex Rodriguez to Retire After 2017 Season
Alex Rodriguez plans on retiring at the end of the 2017 Major League Baseball season after playing out his contract with the New York Yankees, ESPN reported on Wednesday.
Hyundai Revs Up Sports Marketing to Boost Brand, Sales
Hyundai has aggressively moved in to sponsor and associate itself with some of the most mainstream American brands including the NFL, the PGA TOUR, and NCAA Football.
NCAA Final Four Security Concerns Arise After Brussels Attacks
More than 100,000 people are expected to attend the NCAA Final Four at Houston’s NRG Stadium, which begins on April 2 with a pair of semifinals matchups and concludes on April 4 with men’s college basketball’s national championship.
NFL Targets China As New International Series Destination
The NFL's first-ever game in China could happen by as early as 2018.
FanDuel and DraftKings Shut Down Games in New York
Top daily fantasy sports companies FanDuel and DraftKings agreed to stop taking money in New York on Monday, amid a months long fight with the state's attorney general over whether the games are illegal gambling.
FIFA Strengthens China Ties With New Sponsorship Deal
FIFA’s new, top-level sponsorship deal with Chinese corporation Wanda Group will make it easier for China to earn hosting rights to its first-ever World Cup, the company said Monday in a press release.
Second Half: After Football, Jason Hairston Built a Hunting Empire
After his NFL career was cut short, Jason Hairston embarked on a new journey: building a hunting brand called Kuiu.
Nike unveils self-lacing sneaker
Shoe slated for late 2016 release
Menswear Brands Capitalize On Sweaty March Madness Coach
While many March Madness fans were busy turning University of Arizona basketball coach Sean Miller’s profuse sweating into a punchline on Thursday, up-and-coming menswear brands Mizzen and Main and Tommy John used the viral trend to launch impromptu marketing campaigns on social media.
Win Your March Madness Pool With Business Analytics, Not Biases
An unemotional, data-driven approach is the key to a successful showing in your office’s NCAA basketball tournament pool, according to one consulting firm.
No Flux Capacitor Required: Nike Sneakers Get Power Laces
No flux capacitor? No problem. Nike’s newest sneakers are equipped with self-tying laces, the invention that has been the envy of 'Back to the Future' fans.
March Madness Costs Employers Billions In Lost Productivity: Report
Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. estimates about 51 million officer workers join office pools during March Madness.
Fmr NBA Player Jay Williams: 80% of Players Use Marijuana
Former Chicago Bulls guard Jay Williams says the NBA needs to be more progressive when it comes to marijuana
Jay Williams on marijuana use in the NBA
Williams on marijuana use in the NBA
Jay Williams on Life After 2nd Pick in NBA Draft
Fmr Duke All-American Jay Williams talks about his comeback and why colleges need to share revenue with players.
President Obama Unveils 2016 March Madness Bracket
Obama has filled out a NCAA Tournament bracket on ESPN every year since he assumed office in 2009. He accurately selected the University of North Carolina Tarheels to win the tournament that year, but he hasn’t correctly chosen a winner since.
Jay Williams: We’re seeing athletic freaks on the court today
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