WNBA expansion reaches $1 billion valuation at franchise award
The Golden State Valkyries became the first WNBA franchise valued at $1 billion, signaling the league's rapid growth and investor appetite for women's professional basketball.
The Golden State Valkyries became the first WNBA franchise valued at $1 billion, signaling the league's rapid growth and investor appetite for women's professional basketball.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has sold a significant stake in the Formula 1 team to billionaire investor George Kurtz, bringing an external capital partner into the franchise structure.
Aston Martin has renewed and expanded its title sponsorship of the Formula 1 team, securing naming rights through an extended partnership agreement valued at approximately $63 million.
The Detroit Tigers have added Kyle Hendricks, a four-time All-Star pitcher and World Series champion, to the front office as a special assistant, bringing playing experience into the decision-making structure.
The San Francisco Giants have elevated Buster Posey into a front office role and brought former teammates Guillermo Casali and Yadier Molina's cousin Miguel López into the organizational structure.
The Alpine F1 team is considering a name change amid reports that Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is exploring a part-ownership position in the French squad.
McLaren's leadership structure has been finalized following a period of financial and operational uncertainty, with the team securing its ownership position ahead of the 2026 regulation cycle.