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The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has struck a multi-year sponsorship renewal with motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson.

United States Grand Prix officials have welcomed the decision to switch the 2012 Formula One grand prix in Austin, Texas, from June to November.

The famous Indianapolis 500 race, one of the biggest events on the American sporting calendar, will remain on ABC through to 2018 after the US network and the IndyCar Series agreed a new six-year rights deal.

Major League Soccer (MLS) commissioner Don Garber has hailed the agreement of a broadcast rights deal with NBC Sports Group as a “significant step forward” for the organisation.

Alex Meruelo is set to become the first Hispanic majority owner of a National Basketball Association (NBA) franchise after striking a deal to acquire the Atlanta Hawks.

MediaCom Worldwide has brought in Marcus John from IMG to lead its new sports division.

Anschutz Entertainment Group’s (AEG) plan to develop a National Football League (NFL) stadium in downtown Los Angeles has cleared a major hurdle by receiving the backing of a city council panel.

The prospect of a second Formula One event in the United States has returned to the table after fresh talks emerged about staging a street race in New Jersey.

The lockout saga surrounding the National Basketball Association (NBA) took a new twist on Tuesday as the league filed two claims against the players’ union (NBPA).

New York Islanders owner Charles Wang has maintained he will honour the National Hockey League (NHL) franchise’s lease at Nassau Coliseum despite suffering a crushing blow at a public referendum.

National Basketball Association (NBA) players have been cleared to play overseas during the ongoing lockout, after the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) approved the move on Friday.

The four-and-a-half-month National Football League (NFL) lockout came to an end on Monday after the players’ union unanimously agreed to a new 10-year collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with team owners.

The ongoing NBA lockout could trigger a global shake-up of financing top sports clubs, but at what cost?

National Football League (NFL) players and owners have reportedly agreed terms on the outstanding issues before a new 10-year collective bargaining agreement is sealed.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is close to sealing a new revenue-sharing agreement with the US Olympic Committee (USOC), according to Richard Carrion, an executive board member at the global governing body.

The head of the National Football League (NFL) Players Association last night appeared to play down suggestions that an end to the lockout was imminent despite owners having voted to approve a new 10-year collective bargaining agreement (CBA).

The battle over the ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers reached a Delaware Bankruptcy Court on Wednesday, with the franchise’s owners fighting to keep control of the team’s finances.

Sprint is committed to NASCAR for “the long haul”, according to the telecommunications company’s director of sports marketing, Tim Considine.