Game1, a predictive AI platform for developing and scouting youth soccer players, is expanding its product from Europe to the US.

When Russia hosted the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Fox Sports’ decision to place the primary studio in Moscow’s Red Square was an obvious one. The same was true for its 2019 and 2023 Women’s World Cup studios — by the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the Sydney Opera House in Australia — and its 2022 men’s tourna...

The PGA Tour is the latest property to partner with Recast, a fintech solution for global streaming distribution, to broaden its reach into regions where it doesn’t have rights deals.

Performance tech company PlayerData, which started with a lower-cost GPS wearable and has grown to a broader performance offering, has now raised $12M in a Series A investment round. Pentland Ventures, Darco Ventures and Bolt Ventures were the leading funds with Tennis Australia and Kevin Durant’s 3...

Major League Soccer has signed World Wide Technology as a new technology sponsor with an eye toward delivering more personalized fan experiences as part of the larger MLS 3.0 vision.

As the presenters reached inside the prize-naming envelopes at this week’s 19^th annual Sports Business Awards, the winners within were familiar ones: the Dodgers, the U.S. Open, the World Series, the NHL and ESPN (twice).

The NBA, nominated for multiple SBA: Tech, sent a particularly strong contingent Monday night, taking over two tables on the first floor.

NEW YORK — The Los Angeles Dodgers not only won consecutive World Series titles but also built a business juggernaut in the process, a powerful combination that drove its honor as Team of the Year at Wednesday night’s Sports Business Awards.

NEW YORK — The 19th annual Sports Business Awards were celebrated Wednesday night at the Marriott Marquis Times Square.

The NHL and Honeywell have agreed to a three-year sponsorship in which the NASDAQ-listed company becomes the Official Building Automation and Energy Management Partner. Honeywell has several relationships with sports teams, such as the NBA’s Hornets and Hawks, but this is its first league deal.