Brendan Coffey is a journalist who focuses on sports business and finance. He writes for Sportico and his work has also appeared in Yahoo Sports. Brendan covers a wide range of topics including team investments, ticket sales, player signings, and the financial performance of sports organizations.
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Brendan Coffey's coverage primarily revolves around sports-related investment analysis, stock market movements of sports companies, and private sector announcements. He might be interested in receiving pitches related to insightful data-driven analyses on the financial performance of sports businesses, updates on investments within the sports industry, or significant corporate developments within sports organizations.
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WWE founder and disgraced former executive chairman of TKO Group Holdings Vince McMahon is selling about $310 million of his shares back to the company in a deal disclosed Monday morning.
By: Hannah Malach, Ty Gaskins, Brendan Coffey
The “study of sound and waves made visible” informs the Gucci 25H Minute Repeater, the brand's first watch with such complication.
Auburn has agreed to a new 10-year apparel contract with Nike , a deal that will follow its unique financial arrangement with Under Armour —which has decreased in value by $8.6 million because of its equity component.
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By: Brendan Coffey
The Brazilian government legalized sports betting at the end of 2023 with the commencement of wagering expected to begin this quarter or next as regulators work through their licensing process. It's quickly looking like Brazil is taking over from the U.S. as the next destination of the sports betting gold rush.
College hockey attendance has surged and television ratings are up, giving college hockey lots of momentum as the Frozen Four commences Thursday.
Billionaire Mark Cuban paid a $288 million federal income tax bill Monday, with the former Internet pioneer and Mavericks co-owner saying on social
The average American taxpayer may not realize it, but their dollars go toward funding the sports teams owned by billionaires.
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NIL is going corporate. In what is believed to be the first deal of its kind, FedEx says it will spend $25 million over the next five years
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