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The world of sports betting is rapidly becoming a staple in modern sports culture, with industry leaders foreseeing no end in sight to its growth. Executives from top companies such as FanDuel, Fanatics, DraftKings, and Sportradar recently gathered to discuss the latest trends and challenges in the sports betting industry at the CNBC x Boardroom’s
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The clean energy sector is facing a period of uncertainty with the upcoming presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. This sector has been a battleground for policies and ideologies, with the Biden administration showing support for clean energy initiatives, while Trump expressed skepticism towards them. Despite this, clean energy
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The National Football League (NFL) has been making significant strides in its approach to media distribution and audience engagement through the implementation of exclusive streaming deals with various media companies. The decision to incorporate streaming into the league’s media rights deal worth $111 billion signed in 2021 marked a pivotal moment in its efforts to
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As the world sets its sights on the next Summer Games in Los Angeles in 2028, key stakeholders are confident that the city will rise to the occasion. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass acknowledges the enormity of the task at hand in preparing for the Games, highlighting the need for significant preparations across various sectors
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In recent years, automakers had taken a step back from advertising during the National Football League season due to various reasons such as low vehicle inventory levels, the Covid-19 pandemic, and supply chain problems. However, there seems to be a shift in this trend as Toyota Motor Corporation, Hyundai Motor Company, and the Detroit automakers
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Activist investor Starboard Value has taken steps to dissolve News Corp’s dual-class share structure, potentially threatening the Murdoch family’s control over the Wall Street Journal parent company. This move was made through a non-binding shareholder resolution, indicating a significant push for change within the company. News Corp’s current structure, giving Rupert Murdoch almost 40% control
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