Genius Sports reported its Q1 and full-year earnings Thursday, with Q1 revenue increasing 52% year-over-year to $53.7 million.
Bubba Wallace will be in a DraftKings firesuit as the company becomes 23XI Racing’s daily fantasy and sports betting partner.
Another bombshell dropped during the Epic Games v. Apple trial when an Apple executive took the stand in federal court on Wednesday.
Facebook is shifting to a pay-per-view model in its sports broadcasting, seeking to create a platform for smaller markets.
Oaktree is buying a 31% stake in Inter Milan and loaning the team money in a $336 million deal, as the team shores up its capital reserves.
Under Armour introduced a 50% raise, increasing its $10 minimum wage to $15 in an effort to retain employees and fill open positions.
Target reported a 23% surge in sales for its first-quarter earnings on Wednesday as in-store shoppers return and pickup services grow.
The NBA is prepared to expand in the coming years, with Seattle and Las Vegas the early frontrunners for cities that could host new teams.
Take-Two Interactive reported earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter, and the video game holding company has had no lag in success.
While Kliavkoff views men’s basketball and football as the Pac-12’s problem children, there are opportunities to make even more money from already successful Pac-12 women’s sports, too.
