Justin Birnbaum is a Staff Writer at Forbes. He covers the business of sports, focusing on themes such as sports finance, investment, and the intersection of entertainment and sports. His work has been featured in outlets including RealClearMarkets, Forbes, and Sportico.
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Justin Birnbaum's coverage heavily focuses on sports, celebrity wealth, and business in the sports industry. He regularly cites data and provides investment analysis within his articles.
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The NHL is discussing expansion once again, with Houston and Austin as the frontrunners for the league's 33rd team, commissioner Gary Bettman told reporters after the Board of Governors meeting on Tuesday.
East Goes Global has thrived on helping athletes, teams and leagues grow, and monetize, their overseas fanbases, and it doesn’t expect those opportunities to disappear anytime soon.
Moving money from team to team seems like a simple enough concept, but the league has a specific set of rules governing how cash is used in transactions.
The NHL may have to foot a bigger bill because its teams now operate remotely on draft night. But the league is still working to build up the event.
The Premier Jumping League, the equestrian competition founded by former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt , has sold its first franchise for $50 million, the league announced on Monday.
The Premier Jumping League, the equestrian competition founded by former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, has sold its first franchise for $50 million, the league announced on Monday. The team, which will be called the McCarthy Jumping Team, was purchased by Jason McCarthy. McCarthy, an MIT graduate and an alumnus of quantitative trading firm …
Hours before the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team beat Australia in its second group stage match at the World Cup, the Department of Homeland Security took to social media platform X to support the American squad.
raising the trophy. Icons Memorabilia has worked with Messi for 20 years, having signed the global soccer star in 2006 when he was still a teenager.
Paul Hastings LLP, a law firm with offices across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, has launched a sports practice, the company announced on Monday.
The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks of Nippon Professional Baseball in Japan generated more revenue than 12 teams in Major League Baseball last year, according to publicly available financial information and Sportico data.
