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Einhorn-Mets Deal Falls Through
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NFL Makes a Deal
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ESPN top winner at Sports Business Awards
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Jocks That Rock on Product Tweets
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Score One for NFL Players With Judge's Call
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Yet Another Career Fumble?
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Time-Out Gets Called in NFL Labor Talks
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Power Players: Sports Business Journal Taps 2010 Influencers
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The Game Is Not U.S.
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Cincinnati Reds' Days as a Bargain About to End
Oct 03 20109:38 am EDT
Einhorn-Mets Deal Falls Through
Hedge fund founder David Einhorn won't be part of the New York Mets' ownership after all. Continue
NFL Makes a Deal
According to a report this morning, players and NFL owners have an accord that will save the season after the most dramatic pro sports labor dispute in more than a decade. Continue
ESPN top winner at Sports Business Awards
The self-proclaimed "Worldwide Leader in Sports" was the leader at the Sports Business Awards, taking home three of the 16 awards given. Continue
Jocks That Rock on Product Tweets
Why would a news site like AOL care about what skateboarder Ryan Sheckler tweets? Because when it comes to his Twitter followers, this athletes brings in top referrals. Continue
Score One for NFL Players With Judge's Call
A federal judge sided with NFL players in their fight with pro-football owners, as he demanded that the league lift a lockout that had been imposed on March 11 and usher in new work rules. But the NFL vows to appeal. Continue
Yet Another Career Fumble?
Since retiring from the NFL four years ago, Tiki Barber hasn't exactly had a stellar career. His Today Show gig was canceled after he left his then-pregnant wife for a 23-year-old intern, his business partners sued, and now he's reportedly broke. That doesn't sound like the makings of a lauded football comeback. Continue
Time-Out Gets Called in NFL Labor Talks
Just a few hours before a threatened walkout by NFL players, team owners and representatives of the players' agreed to extend labor talks by another 24 hours. That pushes the deadline to Friday at 11:59 p.m. Continue
Power Players: Sports Business Journal Taps 2010 Influencers
Sports Business Journal’s 2010 ranking of its 50 most influential people includes plenty of powerful executives leading leagues and teams. But a fair number of entrepreneurs and some who can pass as small business people in the sports world are represented too. Here’s how they shake out. Continue
The Game Is Not U.S.
First, it was Chicago getting dissed last year in favor of Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympics. Now, the U.S. has been shut out of another lucrative worldwide sporting event—the next two World Cup games. Continue
Cincinnati Reds' Days as a Bargain About to End
The Cincinnati Reds 2010 payroll was near the bottom in Major League Baseball. At about $70 million, the Reds spend a third as much as the New York Yankees, who have a $206 million payroll. Yet the Reds' bargain team still managed to win the National League Central Division. Continue
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