The NHL has reached an agreement with Rogers Communications on a 12-year, $7.7 US billion media rights agreement in Canada, according to a person familiar with the deal.

Stock prices for sports-related companies that rely on a global supply chain were battered Thursday after the U.S. tariff announcement.

A group of 14 people and three ticket companies sued the Houston Texans and Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation in ...

What keeps athletics in the slow lane? Whereas most individual sports hold several contests a year, giving athletes a ...

On the latest Sporticast episode, hosts Scott Soshnick and Eben Novy-Williams discuss some of the biggest sports business ...

Sportico and Athena Elite Sports announced the launch of Next Gen Sports Lab, a summer program designed to immerse high ...

Steep tariffs on imports from major production centers like Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia could cause disruption in the ...

Tennis champion Coco Gauff announces the launch of her own management firm, Coco Gauff Enterprises, to enhance her role as an ...

Coco Gauff is leaving her longtime agency and launching her own management firm so she can “take greater ownership” of her ...

Steep tariffs on imports from major production centers like Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia could cause disruption in the ...

The arbitration ruling stated that Rodriguez and Lore, who agreed to buy the team for $1.5 billion in 2021, did not violate ...

It's official, according to TSN insider Darren Dreger, the NHL Board has unanimously approved a 12 year, $11 billion (CAD) ...