Seahawks sale reaches $7 billion, NFL's biggest franchise deal
The Seattle Seahawks are on track to sell for $7 billion in what would be the largest NFL franchise transaction ever, surpassing the Washington Commanders' $6.05 billion sale in 2023.
The Seattle Seahawks are on track to sell for $7 billion in what would be the largest NFL franchise transaction ever, surpassing the Washington Commanders' $6.05 billion sale in 2023.
The San Diego Padres have been sold to José E. Feliciano, co-founder of Clearlake Capital and part-owner of Chelsea FC, and his wife Kwanza Jones for a record price in Major League Baseball history.
The Golden State Valkyries became the first WNBA franchise valued at $1 billion, just one year after joining the league, according to CNBC's 2026 franchise rankings.
The WNBA approved the relocation of the Connecticut Sun to Houston following the 2026 season, marking a significant chapter in league history and reshaping the geographic footprint of professional women's basketball.
JPMorgan Chase signed a historic deal to become the first-ever global Olympic banking and payments partner, securing sponsorship rights for LA28 and the French Alps 2030 Winter Games.
The International Olympic Committee's three major Japanese sponsors—Toyota, Panasonic, and Bridgestone—have terminated their contracts, reshaping the Olympic sponsorship portfolio and signaling a shift in corporate appetite for long-term Olympic partnerships.
The U.S. billionaire owners of Crystal Palace are exploring a sale of the south London football club, making it the latest Premier League franchise to consider a change in ownership.