The Australian Open returns for another year, kicking off the tennis season with more money on the table, more Australians in contention, and more pressure on the sport’s returning stars to deliver. Here’s everything you need to know.
See Forbes’ 2026 list of the world’s most profitable sports teams, which features 20 franchises from five leagues, including one club that topped $600 million in EBITDA.
See Forbes’ 2025 list of the world’s most valuable sports teams, which features franchises from six different leagues and ranges from $5.4 billion to $13 billion.
With women’s sports on a financial fast break, the top 20 earners hauled in a combined $293 million this year, up 13% from 2024—and further gains look like a slam dunk.
Eleven U.S. cities have billions riding on the World Cup draw, which began Friday in Washington, D.C.
Ferrari, Mercedes and McLaren top Forbes’ 2025 list of Formula 1’s most valuable teams. See the latest valuations of the financial powerhouses on the F1 grid.
Seven games were specifically cited by prosecutors as having paid off big for gamblers allegedly using non-public information from inside the NBA.
Forbes ranks the most valuable NBA teams, including the Warriors, Lakers and Knicks. See the value, revenue and operating income of your favorite basketball teams.
LeBron James sent the NBA world into meltdown on Tuesday, teasing a major announcement in a video that looked suspiciously like his 2010 ESPN special, “The Decision.” So is he retiring?
Forget the fancy Ferraris and precious Picassos. Instead, new Forbes 400 member David D. Halbert chose the ultimate flex: convincing Tom Fazio to build him a “no-budget” 18-hole golf course in Texas.