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  • 2 weeks ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Chris Smith

    Just one week after announcing wide-ranging tariffs, the White House today reversed course, indicating nearly all foreign nations would face a universal 10% tariff for 90 days while negotiations continue. The tariff relief does not apply to China, which is now facing a 125% rate. Equity markets rallied in response, logging the best single-day performance in nearly two decades.

  • 2 weeks ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Chris Smith

    The X Games has hired a pair of new executives, adding CHERIE COHEN as Chief Revenue Officer and KEITH SENGLAUB as Chief Financial Officer. Cohen joins from nearly six years as the global chief revenue officer for the World Surf League. She previously held sales roles with NBCUniversal and ESPN. Senglaub is a longtime financial executive who most recently served as a consultant with J. Galt Consulting Partners and CTH Advisors.

  • 1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Chris Smith

    Endeavor’s stretch as a public company has officially come to an end after nearly four years. Endeavor’s stretch as a public company has officially come to an end after nearly four years. The company announced on Monday morning that Silver Lake and its partners have acquired 100% of Endeavor’s outstanding shares, not including rolled interests. Shareholders will be paid $27.50 per share, as originally announced last April. The company’s shares will no longer be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

  • 1 month ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Chris Smith

    Sports betting financial firm EDGE Markets has publicly launched banking platform EDGE Boost on the back of a newly announced $17.2M seed funding round. EDGE Boost offers betting-specific bank accounts and debit cards, which have been used to process $300M in transactions since quietly going live three months ago. The products are intended to provide bettors a financial management platform that’s independent from both sportsbooks and their own everyday finances.

  • 1 month ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Chris Smith

    Endeavor’s stretch as a public company has officially come to an end after nearly four years. The company announced on Monday morning that Silver Lake and its partners have acquired 100% of Endeavor’s outstanding shares, not including rolled interests. Shareholders will be paid $27.50 per share, as originally announced last April. The company’s shares will no longer be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

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