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1 day ago | 
forbes.com.au | Samuel Hussey |Asif Burhan |Justin Birnbaum |Justin Teitelbaum
Hollywood giants Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds have invested millions to become co-owners of Australia's three-time champion SailGP team, now renamed the BONDS Flying Roos. Key Takeaways Hollywood actors Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds have bought a stake in the Australian SailGP team, which has been rebranded as the Bonds Flying Roos. The deal marks the first time the Australian team has had a title sponsor, with BONDS joining as the naming partner.
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4 days ago | 
forbes.com.au | Asif Burhan |Justin Birnbaum |Justin Teitelbaum |Clare Starling
Former Arsenal and Lyon coach, Joe Montemurro has today been officially confirmed as the 15th full-time head coach of the Australian Women's National Team, The Matildas. The 55-year-old Australian will return to his country after spending eight years coaching in Europe, winning league titles in England, Italy and France.
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4 days ago | 
forbes.com.au | Justin Birnbaum |Peter Lyon |Joseph V. Micallef |Monica Mercuri
Meet the wealthiest women changing the game-11 billionaires who control major pro franchises and are collectively worth $85 billion, led by the Mavericks' Miriam Adelson. Chaos in the public markets over the past year has taken a bite out of Miriam Adelson's fortune, dropping her net worth 3%. But the 79-year-old widow of former Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson can always count on her sports team.
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5 days ago | 
forbesmiddleeast.com | Justin Birnbaum
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5 days ago | 
forbes.es | Justin Birnbaum
Los caos en los mercados bursátiles del último año han afectado gravemente la fortuna de Miriam Adelson, reduciendo su patrimonio neto un 3%. Pero la viuda de 79 años del exdirector ejecutivo de Las Vegas Sands, Sheldon Adelson, siempre puede contar con su equipo deportivo. Los Dallas Mavericks, la franquicia de la NBA que Miriam Adelson adquirió por 3.500 millones de dólares en 2023, ahora valen 4.700 millones de dólares , según estimaciones de Forbes.
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5 days ago | 
forbes.com | Justin Birnbaum
The first stadium ever constructed primarily for a women’s club has turbocharged the Current’s business—and set a new standard for the National Women’s Soccer League. Angie and Chris Long have a luxury suite at CPKC Stadium, the new home of the National Women’s Soccer League’s Kansas City Current, but for the couple of hours before a game, they like to roam the grounds—walking the concourse, visiting the supporters’ section or chatting up fans at a sponsored bar.
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5 days ago | 
forbes.com | Justin Birnbaum
After selling her health care company, the billionaire is out to prove her three teams can compete with the men’s game as a real business—and she’s willing to spend whatever it takes. Settling into a gray upholstered chair in her living room in central London, beneath an enormous chandelier that makes even the nearby grand piano look compact, Michele Kang finds her mind drifting to the PBS home improvement series This Old House.
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5 days ago | 
forbes.com | Justin Birnbaum
Meet the wealthiest women changing the game—11 billionaires who control major pro franchises and are collectively worth $85 billion, led by the Mavericks’ Miriam Adelson. Chaos in the public markets over the past year has taken a bite out of Miriam Adelson’s fortune, dropping her net worth 3%. But the 79-year-old widow of former Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson can always count on her sports team.
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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com.mx | Justin Birnbaum
El mes pasado, mientras la temporada regular de la NBA se acercaba a su fin, el base de los Atlanta Hawks, Terance Mann, tenía más en mente que la lucha de su equipo por un puesto en los playoffs. El programa de baloncesto de su alma máter, la Universidad Estatal de Florida, solo había ganado 17 partidos y no había logrado clasificarse para el torneo de la NCAA, y Mann quería ayudar.
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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Justin Birnbaum
Amid the NIL gold rush, college sports programs seeking an edge with top talent are reuniting with star alumni—and sending them out on the recruiting trail. Last month, as the NBA regular season was barreling toward its conclusion, Atlanta Hawks guard Terance Mann had more on his mind than his team’s push for a playoff spot. The basketball program at his alma mater, Florida State University, had won only 17 games and failed to qualify for the NCAA tournament, and Mann wanted to help.
