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How Brands Should Market Jason Collins
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The NFL Draft Green Room: Should Players Attend?
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Lance Armstrong Lied, Cheated, Doped, but Does He Really Owe Damages?
Arguably, Armstrong did more to enhance the U.S. Postal brand while he was cheating than he's done to harm it since confessing -
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Robert Pera: The Kid That Bought the Grizzlies
The founder and chief executive of Ubiquiti Networks seems to thrive on challenges—from basketball courts to legal ones -
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Riddell Grapples With Football Helmet Woes
A Colorado jury found the football helmet maker partially responsible for a high school player's injuries -
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Nike's Big Gay-Marketing Coup
The company has never been afraid to go on offense when others are playing it safe -
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The Masters: A Sponsorship Tradition Unlike Any Other
Augusta demands fewer ads from fewer sponsors because it can -
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How to Drive a Supercar, by Lamborghini Instructor Richard Antinucci
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NFL, Players Clash in Concussion Court Case
A federal judge will sort out whether the NFL players' brain injury lawsuit should involve arbitration under labor law -
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A New York Knick's $1.2 Million Haircut
That's the value of the logo the NBA made Iman Shumpert erase -
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Miami Marlins Now Literally Turning Fans Away
Protesting fans were ejected for alleged unruliness -
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Sports Agent Mark Steinberg on Tiger Woods's Comeback
The golfer's agent on turning down sponsorships and having his client back at No. 1 -
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The Real Story Behind Bubba Watson's Hovercraft
After the video of the golfer's stunt on something more exciting than a golf cart, someone wanted 100 of the vehicles -
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The New Pro Women's Soccer League Might Actually Have a Chance
As the inaugural season of the National Women's Soccer League begins on April 13, officials seem realistic about the NWSL's short-term business prospects -
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Why Is the Marlins' Jeffrey Loria the Most Hated Man in Baseball?
The Miami Marlins owner enraged fans by gutting the team's roster in an off-season trade, after $490 million in public money had helped him open a new stadium
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Robert Pera: The Kid That Bought the Grizzlies
The founder and chief executive of Ubiquiti Networks seems to thrive on challenges—from basketball courts to legal ones -
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Lance Armstrong Lied, Cheated, Doped, but Does He Really Owe Damages?
Arguably, Armstrong did more to enhance the U.S. Postal brand while he was cheating than he's done to harm it since confessing -
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A New York Knick's $1.2 Million Haircut
That's the value of the logo the NBA made Iman Shumpert erase -
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Miami Marlins Now Literally Turning Fans Away
Protesting fans were ejected for alleged unruliness -
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How Brands Should Market Jason Collins
Advice for advertisers looking to capitalize on the first openly gay athlete in U.S. team sports -
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Nike's Big Gay-Marketing Coup
The company has never been afraid to go on offense when others are playing it safe -
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Johnny Football and the NCAA Loophole
How copyright infringement is straining the idea of amateur athletics -
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ESPN: Everywhere Sports Profit Network
How did the Bristol-based sports channel become the world's most powerful media brand? It never forgot the fans -
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European Soccer's Master of Match-Fixing
How Ante Sapina, the gambler behind a soccer match-fixing empire, rigged more than 300 pro games and kicked off Europe's biggest-ever cheating bust -
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Why Is the Marlins' Jeffrey Loria the Most Hated Man in Baseball?
The Miami Marlins owner enraged fans by gutting the team's roster in an off-season trade, after $490 million in public money had helped him open a new stadium -
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The Real Story Behind Bubba Watson's Hovercraft
After the video of the golfer's stunt on something more exciting than a golf cart, someone wanted 100 of the vehicles -
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Will Brain Injury Lawsuits Doom or Save the NFL?
On the eve of Super Bowl XLVII, the National Football League faces a litany of lawsuits citing the lasting damage—and suicides—resulting from brain injuries on the field -
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The Masters: A Sponsorship Tradition Unlike Any Other
Augusta demands fewer ads from fewer sponsors because it can -
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How to Drive a Supercar, by Lamborghini Instructor Richard Antinucci
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Chobani Takes Gold in the Yogurt Aisle
Upstart Chobani has parlayed its success with creamier Greek yogurt into an Olympic sponsorship
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Robert Pera: The Kid That Bought the Grizzlies
The founder and chief executive of Ubiquiti Networks seems to thrive on challenges—from basketball courts to legal ones -
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Lance Armstrong Lied, Cheated, Doped, but Does He Really Owe Damages?
Arguably, Armstrong did more to enhance the U.S. Postal brand while he was cheating than he's done to harm it since confessing -
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Nike's Big Gay-Marketing Coup
The company has never been afraid to go on offense when others are playing it safe -
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Riddell Grapples With Football Helmet Woes
A Colorado jury found the football helmet maker partially responsible for a high school player's injuries -
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How Brands Should Market Jason Collins
Advice for advertisers looking to capitalize on the first openly gay athlete in U.S. team sports -
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A New York Knick's $1.2 Million Haircut
That's the value of the logo the NBA made Iman Shumpert erase -
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Miami Marlins Now Literally Turning Fans Away
Protesting fans were ejected for alleged unruliness -
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How to Drive a Supercar, by Lamborghini Instructor Richard Antinucci
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The Real Story Behind Bubba Watson's Hovercraft
After the video of the golfer's stunt on something more exciting than a golf cart, someone wanted 100 of the vehicles -
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Why the New York Yankees Cry Foul Over Ticket Prices
The New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs, and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are opting out of Major League Baseball's new StubHub deal -
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ESPN: Everywhere Sports Profit Network
How did the Bristol-based sports channel become the world's most powerful media brand? It never forgot the fans -
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European Soccer's Master of Match-Fixing
How Ante Sapina, the gambler behind a soccer match-fixing empire, rigged more than 300 pro games and kicked off Europe's biggest-ever cheating bust
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Nike's Big Gay-Marketing Coup
The company has never been afraid to go on offense when others are playing it safe -
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Lance Armstrong Lied, Cheated, Doped, but Does He Really Owe Damages?
Arguably, Armstrong did more to enhance the U.S. Postal brand while he was cheating than he's done to harm it since confessing -
Sports
Robert Pera: The Kid That Bought the Grizzlies
The founder and chief executive of Ubiquiti Networks seems to thrive on challenges—from basketball courts to legal ones -
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Miami Marlins Now Literally Turning Fans Away
Protesting fans were ejected for alleged unruliness -
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How Brands Should Market Jason Collins
Advice for advertisers looking to capitalize on the first openly gay athlete in U.S. team sports -
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Riddell Grapples With Football Helmet Woes
A Colorado jury found the football helmet maker partially responsible for a high school player's injuries
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