UEFA Faces $5B Lawsuit

The partnership will provide up to $1B in concessional loans to developing nations.

Financing will prioritize countries with clear strategies to use sport for economic development.

The loans are designed as seed financing to attract further public and private investment.

The event attracted an estimated 150,000 visitors, boosting MGM Resorts' occupancy to 98%.

To achieve the sellout, organizers lowered ticket prices by an average of 30%.

Despite its commercial success, drivers criticized the track for being too slippery and bumpy.

Operating expenses fell 4% to £92.2M, yielding a £2.7M profit before player trading costs.

A £20M equity injection after a 51% US acquisition raised cash balances to £30.5M.

Matchday income reached £45M, driving a £5.6M core earnings profit compared to a prior loss.

The unsolicited offer includes $2.72 in cash and $4.28 in combined company stock.

If completed, the deal would create a company valued at $2.9B with $325M in savings.

Sinclair, which already owns 9.9% of Scripps, has requested a response by Dec. 5.

The move marks Netflix's first hire of a full-time, high-profile on-air sports personality.

Duncan has been with ESPN for nearly a decade, co-hosting "SportsCenter" for almost five years.

While Netflix will be her priority, she may continue hosting women's basketball for ESPN.

Intuit's founding partner deal is reportedly valued at a level starting around $200M.

The agreement lets the LA Clippers' Intuit Dome keep its name for Olympic basketball.

This policy creates a new revenue stream beyond LA28's $2.5B sponsorship goal.

A Dec 2023 EU Court of Justice ruling cites UEFA’s monopoly over cross-border soccer competitions.

Real Madrid's case reportedly makes up the largest share of the total claim.

Promoter A22 seeks compensation from UEFA for damages and losses to date.

The Big Ten has proposed a 16-team format, while the SEC prefers more at-large bids.

A Dec. 1 deadline to declare a format to broadcast partner ESPN is looming.

ESPN and the CFP are reportedly finalizing an extension of the deadline until January.

The five-year agreement guarantees the conference eight bids in the expanded 32-team event.

The deal will invest over $50M in rights fees into Big 12 basketball programs.

The tournament guarantees players payments for their name, image, and likeness.

Two-thirds of member schools, 241 in total, voted to rescind the rule change.

The decision maintains a ban on betting in sports where the NCAA holds a championship.

The required votes were submitted just 30 minutes before the November 21 deadline.