Christmas Comes Early for Hunting Retailers
Thanks to hunting season, Christmas comes early for megastores catering to outdoor enthusiasts who are known to travel miles to gear up and browse in-store attractions.
Combining Tennis and Technology at the U.S. Open
The official sponsor of the U.S. Open, Emirates Airline was eager to show off its tech savvy on Opening Day. Inspiring the next generation of tennis superstars
Tony Stewart Incident Renews Focus on Race Safety
The death of a dirt-track racer who was struck by NASCAR driver Tony Stewart has brought safety back to the forefront, potentially spurring changes to the sport and its business.
Sterling Lawyer: Fight Over LA Clippers to Continue
Donald Sterling, the embattled owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, is unlikely to drop his fight against the NBA, his attorney Bobby Samini tells FOX Business Network’s Neil Cavuto.
Dick's Eliminates PGA Instructors as Golf Sales Shrink
Sporting goods retailers are grappling with weaker demand for golf equipment, as fewer Americans take up the sport.
International Speedway Rallies on Strong 2Q Revenue
International Speedway reported a weaker profit for the second quarter, although revenue beat expectations on strong attendance at the company's race tracks.
World Cup Sets Facebook Record With Billion Interactions
The FIFA World Cup is the most talked about event in Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) history with over one billion interactions so far, the social network has announced. Tallying likes, comments, and related posts, 220 million users have helped the global soccer tournament set the record.
Ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Scores $2B Deal for LA Clippers
Steve Ballmer, the former chief executive of Microsoft, scored a $2 billion deal to buy the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers, more than tripling the previous record for a professional basketball team.
Traders Cheer Rangers Win, Bid Up MSG
Traders cheered on the New York Rangers after the team clinched a Stanley Cup berth, bidding up shares of Madison Square Garden.
Hedge Fund Billionaires to Buy NBA's Bucks for $550M
Hedge fund billionaires Wesley Edens and Marc Lasry have agreed to acquire the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks for about $550 million.
Chicago Cubs IPO? Ricketts Family May Sell Stake to Fund Wrigley Makeover
Hoping to raise cash to renovate 100-year-old Wrigley Field, the Ricketts family is debating selling shares of the Chicago Cubs to minority shareholders.
At One Florida Course, Golf Wagers Attract Police Scrutiny
Friendly bets on weekend golf matches are as much a part of the game as are hooks and slices. But one Florida town is putting golfers on notice for making wagers on the course.
Report: Networks Seek Mobile Rights for Local MLB Games
Regional sports networks are reportedly pushing Major League Baseball to unlock the rights to mobile streaming for local games.
Formula 1 Looks to Rev Up Interest in U.S.
Start Your Engines: As it looks toward a bigger future in the U.S., Formula 1 is challenged with making its case to American sponsors.
NHL's Return Drives Madison Square Garden to 2Q Earnings Beat
The owner of the New York Knicks and Rangers reported a 29% increase in quarterly profits thanks to the return of the NHL to a full season.
CBS to Air Thursday NFL Games
The NFL and CBS announced a deal that calls for the broadcast network to televise eight Thursday night games early next season.
What's Keeping Fans Out of Stadiums
The NFL's biggest revenue source is becoming its biggest competitor for getting fans in the seats.
Smithfield Brings Home the Bacon With NASCAR Sponsorship
As it continues to expand its footprint in the world of packaged foods, Smithfield Foods has made its sponsorship with Richard Petty Motorsports a key component of its growth plans.
World Cup in Spotlight, But Not for All the Right Reasons
Despite the boost in tourist spending and job creation, many Brazilians are frustrated with how the country has prepared for the World Cup.
MLB Hack: Cardinals Allegedly Broke Into Astros Network
The FBI is reportedly investigating whether the St. Louis Cardinals hacked the Houston Astros’ internal computer network, which contains propriety statistics and details of trade talks.


















