Golden State Valkyries hits $1 billion valuation in year two
The Golden State Valkyries became the first WNBA franchise to reach $1 billion in valuation, one season after beginning play.
The Golden State Valkyries became the first WNBA franchise to reach $1 billion in valuation, one season after beginning play.
Serena Williams joined the ownership group of the Toronto Tempo, the WNBA's inaugural Canadian franchise.
The WNBA approved the Connecticut Sun's relocation to Houston following the 2026 season.
McDonald's struck its first stadium naming rights agreement with the Chicago Fire, with the team's $750 million stadium becoming McDonald's Park.
The Washington Commanders' stadium received a new naming rights partner in Northwest Federal Credit Union, becoming Northwest Stadium.
Brands holding naming rights to U.S. stadiums hosting 2026 FIFA World Cup matches will lose exposure equal to roughly $53.5 million in donated media value as FIFA requires neutral stadium names during the tournament.
The New York Red Bulls announced Sports Illustrated as the new naming rights partner for their stadium in a 13-year agreement.