Business Of Sport
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Formula One is on the upswing, will Liberty Media look for a new buyer now?
F1 is attracting large viewing figures – which could in turn attract fresh financial interest in owning the sport.
Bruce Grant-Braham, The Conversation
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What will Cristiano Ronaldo mean for Manchester United’s business goals?
United hope Ronaldo’s skill will enhance the club’s chances on the pitch. But the bigger picture is the commercial edge he can bring.
Rob Wilson, The Conversation & Dan Plumley, The Conversation
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Not just Liverpool or United: The increasing links between European football and American investment
Prompted partly by the pandemic, money has been flowing across the Atlantic as US private equity firms have seen a lucrative opportunity in European football.
Paul Widdop, The Conversation & Simon Chadwick, The Conversation
Trending
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Tigers are being farmed in South Africa – often for their body parts
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Yes, India’s Constitution has been hijacked – but not by the Supreme Court
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Vikas Khanna’s new novel: A chef visits India to rekindle her love for cooking after losing her son
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‘Gandhi Godse – Ek Yudh’ review: Sincere, plodding effort to debunk WhatsApp myths about the Mahatma
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Oscar-nominated film ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ is cuteness unlimited
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It’s official now; Two weeks after parting ways with Nike, Neymar signs up with Puma
Details on the deal and Neymar’s first promotional appearances for Puma were expected in the coming days.
AFP
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Football: Neymar ends his 15-year partnership with Nike
According to reports, Neymar and Nike failed to reach a deal on how much money he would be paid for renewing his contract.
AFP
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Roger, that: At 38, Federer’s brand image remains impeccable as he becomes world’s richest athlete
Over the past 12 months, Federer’s earnings included a whopping $100 million from appearances fees and endorsement deals alone.
Scroll Staff
Video
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‘Tennis misses him’: Novak Djokovic asks spectators to applaud for Roger Federer at Australian Open
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Watch: US Embassy in India celebrates Republic Day with a performance of 'Vande Mataram’
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Satire: ‘Came to protest but ended up watching the film, says ‘interviewee’ on boycotting ‘Pathaan’
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Watch: Pet dog’s hilarious reaction as ball goes flying when he chews it too hard
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Watch: Fifty-seven-year-old does push-ups with a toddler on his back
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Impact of coronavirus on consuming sport: Keeping fans engaged is key to bouncing back from pandemic
Whether you view it on-ground, in-stadia or consume it at home, sports will play an integral role in integrating the sense of togetherness.
Tenzing Niyogi
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The marathon shoe wars: In the long run, Nike's rivals are playing catch-up
Critics claim the new carbon-fiber shoes are the equivalent of mechanical doping, while supporters hail them as a revolutionary technical advance.
AFP
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Sports sponsorship in India crossed Rs 9000 crore in 2019, says ESP Properties report
Cricket continued to the primary revenue earner with football taking the second spot in on-ground sponsorship revenue.
Scroll Staff
The Reel
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‘Gandhi Godse – Ek Yudh’ review: Sincere, plodding effort to debunk WhatsApp myths about the Mahatma
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‘Pathaan’ review: Shah Rukh Khan lights up an entertaining spy thriller
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Oscar-nominated film ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ is cuteness unlimited
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Three Oscar nominations for India: ‘All That Breathes’, ‘RRR’ and ‘The Elephant Whisperers’
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Shriya Pilgaonkar interview: There’s no big or small role but the depth you bring to the part
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Interview with Mumbai City CEO Indranil Das Blah: Deal with City Football Group and the way forward
The true impact of the CFG deal will be seen not only in the boardroom but also on the field.
Ashish Magotra
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The Disney of sport: How Manchester City’s owners are leading a global sports-entertainment business
The City Football Group have acquired a majority stake in Indian Super League franchise Mumbai City FC, adding to their list of clubs around the world.
Simon Chadwick, The Conversation
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Serena Williams tops Forbes highest paid women in sports list, PV Sindhu only Indian at No 13
Eleven of the 15 women on the list were tennis players with US footballer Alex Morgan being the highest placed athlete from a different sport.
Scroll Staff
The Field
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ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup semifinals preview: India vs New Zealand, Australia vs England
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Hockey World Cup, India v Japan classification match as it happened: Abhishek shines in 8-0 win
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WPL: RCB chairman says franchise withheld overseas investment to bid for Women’s Premier League
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ICC Awards: Pakistan’s Babar Azam, England’s Nat Sciver named cricketers the year for 2022
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Australian Open: Elena Rybakina, Aryna Sabalenka set up big-hitting final with straight-sets win