sports business
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England’s World Cup fever: Three Lions boost the UK economyIn Depth If England make the World Cup final it could generate £2.7bn through sales of beer, crisps and televisions as well as going out
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World Cup sponsorship revenue falls for first timeSpeed Read Big brands stay clear of Fifa and Russia 2018, but Chinese firms help weather the storm
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Floyd Mayweather tops 2018 sports rich list ahead of Lionel Messi and Cristiano RonaldoSpeed Read American boxing icon returns to the No.1 spot after his $275m payday against Conor McGregor last August
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Football’s evolution: European super league and Fifa’s ‘Project Trophy’Speed Read Arsene Wenger predicts a rival to the Premier League while Fifa holds secret talks with Europe’s biggest clubs
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F1 digest: Lewis Hamilton’s £112m suit and lucrative new contractSpeed Read Ricciardo eyes title bid while Todt talks up future races in Argentina and Vietnam
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Premier League TV rights: Sky and BT spend £4.4bn on five packagesSpeed Read What are the 2019-2022 packages and when will the Premier League’s live matches kick off in the new deal?
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Billion dollar club: all 30 NBA teams reach milestone valuationSpeed Read Forbes reveals that the New York Knicks are again the highest valued NBA team
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Infographic: Man Utd still the world’s richest football clubSpeed Read United beat Real Madrid to top spot in the Deloitte Football Money League
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Vincent Kompany: defender, leader and a master of football businessIn Depth Manchester City captain calls for Premier League ticket prices to be cut
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Donald Trump named the most powerful person in sportSpeed Read US President has the sports industry ‘on the back foot’ thanks to his Twitter rants
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Brewing the big bucks: Man Utd ‘coffee partner’ is club’s 54th sponsorship dealIn Depth In Depth: a look at some of football’s most bizarre commercial tie-ins
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Facebook: too early to speculate on Premier League rights bidIn Depth But tech giant says new Watch tab will be perfect for live sports
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