Sports Illustrated is launching a sportsbook, launching first in Colorado. The brand will rollout in New Jersey, Indiana, and Iowa soon.
Facebook Fantasy Games launched on Wednesday, a product that offers users the ability to develop their own fantasy leagues.
Chinese investors bought $745 million in Tencent stocks in August. The gaming giant’s stock dropped 45.8% from mid-July to mid-August.
USA Gymnastics and a committee representing gymnasts abused by Larry Nassar reached a deal on a $425 million settlement.
The Buffalo Bills have proposed a more detailed plan for the construction of a new stadium, suggesting a 17% reduced capacity at 60,000 seats.
Slam Corp. a SPAC established by Alex Rodriguez, will no longer merge with The Panini Group, a sports cards and collectibles company.
iFIT has filed for an initial public offering that could raise an estimated $800 million.
Disney is folding its Hotstar streaming service into ESPN+ and Hulu in the U.S. It will remain a standalone service in India.
The NCAA insists FBS football players are still amateurs — which is why teams don’t pay them salaries. But their plans during Ida more closely mirror those of an NFL team than they do the rest of the student body.
Not even a Category 4 hurricane could stop FBS teams in Ida’s path from finding a way to play their Week 1 matchups.
