Fifa award draws criticism from rights groups who question links between the kingdom and football’s governing body
If Manchester United is to see greener pastures, Jim Ratcliffe should remember that no single person succeeds alone
Britons boosted by improved exchange rate against the euro
English champions amass record £715mn in revenues but team performance slips amid continuing battle with Premier League
The designer and philanthropist on cake, community and creating change
Some argue Britain cannot compete with US when its executives earn less. But what is right level of remuneration?
Investors are nearly unified over optimism for US equities
Baller League is among new events and formats backed by sports-focused investors using influencers to reach global audience
Corporate bosses comparing themselves too readily with sporting heroes might be an own goal
Papua New Guinea agrees security deal with Canberra and will get $385mn investment for new sports team
Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills are the first US football franchises to strike deals with powerful Wall Street funds
Kingdom’s unopposed bid for sporting event ratified by football’s governing body on Wednesday
Plus, Q&A with JPMorgan’s co-head of sports, and more
Grouse shooting industry says it sustains rural life but opponents argue it is time for transition
The motor-racing chief on the big-money rivalries at the heart of Formula One — and his championship hopes for Abu Dhabi
While other sports struggle to find ways to engage with a new generation of fans, Mark Shapiro believes he has found the answer
Blavatnik-backed streaming service will screen matches for free
Private equity-backed deal continues wave of tie-ups in sports and talent representation industry
Human arbiters are set to be increasingly phased out as machines become more efficient at making critical decisions
In November, Netflix aired its first live sporting event and more than 100mn viewers tuned in. This report analyses the ways sport now interacts with its fans and commercial backers, through the latest technologies and new takes on old traditions
Luke Littler – and a bit of business savvy – have helped turn a boozy hobby into a juggernaut
Zimbabwean athlete could be the first African and first woman to hold one of the most powerful positions in world sport
World Cup hosts and favourites England aim to replicate the football team’s European success and create a lasting legacy
British skipper Sir Ben Ainslie sees ‘huge potential to grow’ if the world’s oldest sporting trophy can tweak its rules
Two Circles’ data crunching enables sports organisations to understand what supporters want to see
