After multiple American sports industry leadership figures were found to have sent inappropriate text messages, properties and executive search firms see the need to heighten executive screening processes. US Editor Eric Fisher reports.
China’s sports industry starts to think beyond Covid-19
Andrew Collins, chief executive at Mailman, and Shoto Zhu, founder and president of Oceans Marketing, talk to SportBusiness Asia senior analyst, Kevin McCullagh, about how the Chinese sports industry is…
In their own words: APAC sports industry leaders on the impact of the coronavirus
From the way sports organisations have responded to the initial outbreak of the coronavirus, to predicting the scenarios of recovery, SportBusiness spoke to leaders and executives in the Asia-Pacific region…
Round-Up: US ‘not confirmed’ for Beijing 2022, questions over IPL in India, Singapore Open tickets sell out, and more
The US has not made a final decision on whether it will take part in the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, a spokesperson for President Joe Biden said on Thursday, amid calls by some American politicians to…
Three additional US states move to allow fan attendance
Massachusetts, Ohio, North Carolina each to allow attending fans
New Jersey to begin limited fan attendance at sports venues
State rule will allow 10 per cent of capacity indoors, and 15 per cent outdoors
Women’s football, netball to receive £6.5m from UK’s latest ‘Winter Survival Package’
The UK government has released the second tranche of funding from its £300m (€346.9m/$420.6m) Sports Winter Survival Package, with women’s sport as its focus.