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Seems people really enjoy settling in for an evening of watching boxers beat each other.

The naming rights to a football stadium in Denver, Colo., home of the National Football League's Denver Broncos, are still up for grabs.

Bubble soccer is the best kind of business bubble for Damon Grace and Lucas Andrews.

Maria Sharapova is simply the latest star in a long list of high-profile athletes to be dropped by the company.

The brothers Giovale are avid mountain climbers, and they learned the hard way that the industry needed better tools for safety. They made the product themselves, launching a now-global business.

Professional drone races will be hosted in abandoned malls, NFL stadiums and subway tunnels.

The daily fantasy sports league companies are facing increasing scrutiny.

In a free society people should be allowed to spend their money however wisely or foolishly they decide.

Want to work with the L.A. Dodgers? We have details on their new accelerator program.

The state says the fantasy sports leagues can't do business there without obtaining gambling licenses.

An Amazing Athletes franchisee does well by doing good.

Endurance racing is more popular than ever. Trouble is, there is a lack of real technology hooks in ticketing and social media.

Rachel Zietz is the founder and owner of Gladiator Lacrosse. In school, sales and sports, she plays to win.

These franchises are adding units at light speed

DC Shoes founder Ken Block grew his latest apparel company 50 percent in the last year, all while continuing to compete as a motor racing driver.

The owner of the New York Knicks and New York Rangers said it is considering a plan to separate its entertainment business from its media and sports business.

The investors are expected to argue that Reebok would do better if it were managed independently

Nominees run the gamut, having created everything from a mouth guard that aims to prevent sports-related concussions to an app that helps actors nail down relevant and timely auditions.

Our finalists have created everything from the world's first Twitter-based advertising agency to a toy startup that purports to be the 'Netflix for Legos.'

Here's three tips for entrepreneurs seeking to wisely enter this game.