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 billionaire chairman of Becle—maker of tequila brands Jose Cuervo, 1800 and Maestro Dobel—has joined LAFC 's ownership group, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.
LIV Golf says it has found the cash it needs to survive. On Wednesday, the renegade golf league announced that it had struck a deal with a
By: Justin Birnbaum, Scott Soshnick
Hugh Weber, the Seattle Sounders ' and Seattle Reign's president of business operations, is leaving the organization to become the CEO of the Edmonton Oilers
By: Justin Birnbaum
Hugh Weber, the Seattle Sounders' and Seattle Reign's president of business operations, is leaving the organization to become the CEO of the Edmonton Oilers
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