Golf Industry Tees Up National Golf Day
Golf lobbyists are descending on Washington, DC, to meet with movers and shakers to discuss golf’s $70 billion economy, 15,350 related businesses and 2 million associated jobs.
Hawks agree to sell NBA team for $850 million to group headed by billionaire Antony Ressler
Seven months after a racially charged email put the Atlanta Hawks on the market, there's an agreement to sell the NBA team for $850 million.
Credit Card companies shares down at the close of trading
Shares of some top credit card companies were down at the close of trading: American Express Co. fell $.15 or .2 percent, to $91.71.
American Express second-quarter profit increases 9 percent, tops estimate
American Express Co. (AXP) on Tuesday reported earnings that rose by 9 percent in its second quarter, and topped analysts' expectations.
NFL’s Dwight Freeney Claims Bank of America Rooked Him for Millions
NFL linebacker and free agent Dwight Freeney sued Bank of America and its advisors in Superior Court for $20 million saying he “became the victim of an elaborate and malevolent scheme to defraud.” according to a 138-page filing.
For Capital One, March Madness is a Slam Dunk
The credit card company, which is one of three NCAA top-tier sponsors, is gearing up for a flurry of marketing activity during March Madness.
Buffett, Quicken Loans Offer $1B for Perfect NCAA Bracket
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is teaming up with Quicken Loans to offer $1 billion to the person who can predict the winner of every March Madness game this year.
Olympian Lolo Jones Goes 'Orange' to Get Gold in Rio
Olympic Hurdler and Bobsledder Lolo Jones talks Rio and how she’s training to get ‘gold’ this summer.
Booze and Baseball: Slow Ticket Sales a Sign of Sluggish Growth?
Forget the wonky economic numbers like GDP and consumer sentiment. Booze and baseball may be better gauges of economic growth.
From baller to small business owners: NFL players find second careers as entrepreneurs
As Eddie George neared the end of his nine seasons in the NFL, the running back began pondering his next play.
KHL starts season with altered lineup after financial turmoil, withdrawal of Ukrainian team
The Russia-based Kontinental Hockey League, widely seen as the second strongest in the world behind the NHL, started its seventh season Wednesday with an altered lineup after a summer in which it was affected by the conflict in Ukraine and financial turmoil.
Tech Rewind: Apple Plays Defense; BlackBerry Claws Back
Apple shrugged off bend-gate reports and BlackBerry posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss – this is your tech rewind of the week.
'Inside the Ring' with Oscar De La Hoya
Boxing superstar and Olympic gold medalist Oscar De La Hoya shared his thoughts on why some of boxing's latest bouts have become increasingly popular among sports fans.
Method to the Madness of Cubs’ Skipper Joe Maddon
Joe Maddon is known for his quirkiness, but underestimating his ability as a leader would be a BIG mistake. In his first season with the Cubs, the team has made it to the National League Championship Series.
Joe Torre’s Managerial “Moments of Truth”
Joe Torre, Hall of Fame former manager of the New York Yankees, really knew how to build trust, commitment and loyalty with his players.
Why College Football Teams Have So Many Coaches
How many coaches does a team need? As it turns out, quite a few.
LeBron James vs. Stephen Curry: NBA’s David-Goliath Showdown
LeBron James may lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to new heights as the NBA Finals begin.
Michael Jordan’s Transformation Contributed to His Success
Michael Jordan, once a solo act, became a leader who cares about people and cares about results. This is a powerful combination that is essential to successful leadership.
Why Coach K Coaches Like a Girl
Mike Krzyzewski's phenomenal success as a coach and leader begs the question: how does he do it?
Fantasy Football Will Cost Your Boss $16B
The NFL’s popularity is going to cost your boss this season. The projected 56.8M Americans and Canadians who will play fantasy football could cost their employers as much as $16 billion in lost wages, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas.














