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ArticleF1 team valuations top $34bn in 2025
Ferrari ranks most valuable at $6.4 billion (€6.1 billion), as F1’s combined team value jumps over $34 billion (€32.4 billion), up 48% year on year.
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ArticleSuperCircle raises $24M for circular tech
SuperCircle raised $24M to scale its AI-powered textile recycling platform, supporting circularity for apparel and footwear brands.
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ArticleVirat Kohli invests in Agilitas Sports
Virat Kohli has invested ₹40 crore (€4.3 million) in the sporting goods manufacturing startup Agilitas to grow his One8 lifestyle label, deepening ties with Puma and expanding into new categories.
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ArticleEU weakens corporate ESG rules
EU lawmakers and member states agreed to relax ESG reporting rules, reducing compliance burdens for companies amid competitiveness concerns.
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ArticleChina’s trade surplus exceeds $1 trillion
China’s trade surplus hit $1.08 trillion in the first 11 months of 2025, driven by export growth to Europe, Africa, and Asia despite U.S. tariffs.
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ArticleGen Z chooses fitness over social media, Strava study reveals
Gen Z is turning away from social media toward active lifestyles, with running clubs, weight training and fitness spending on the rise in the US.
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ArticleArgentina tops global football brand ranking
Argentina’s Football Association tops Brand Finance’s global ranking with a score of 90.7, ahead of Brazil, Germany, France and England.
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ArticleItaly eyes €5.3bn boost from Winter Games
A new study estimates Italy will see a €5.3bn economic boost from the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games, spanning immediate spending to long-term value.
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ArticleKKR eyes acquisition of sports investor Arctos
Investment giant KKR is reportedly looking to acquire Arctos Partners, a sports-focused private equity firm with stakes in major teams across US leagues.
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ArticleForbes Space eyes ads in orbit
Forbes Space launches a platform to take brand campaigns into orbit and opens a Turin office to connect Italy’s industry with space.
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ArticleFrasers holds guidance despite profit slip
UK retailer Frasers Group maintained annual guidance despite a profit decline, citing weak consumer confidence and heavy discounting across the sector.
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ArticleChinese consumers between love for the outdoors and pursuit of premium activewear
China’s outdoor market has reached €20 billion with 23 percent growth. Premium activewear has become the new luxury as consumers prioritize wellness over fashion. Insights from ISPO sessions.
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ArticleFarewell to Nicola Pietrangeli
Nicola Pietrangeli, Italy’s greatest tennis player and a symbol of elegance and joie de vivre, has died at 92.
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ArticleNicklaus Companies files for bankruptcy
Nicklaus Companies has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware, weeks after a $50 million defamation judgment in favour of founder Jack Nicklaus.
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ArticleFIFA expands digital pact with tech provider Globant
FIFA strengthens its alliance with Globant to develop advanced digital platforms, enhancing fan engagement ahead of major tournaments.
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ArticleCCM Hockey partners with World Para Ice Hockey
CCM Hockey will supply uniforms and equipment for World Para Ice Hockey officiating crews at three major 2026 events, including the Paralympics.
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ArticleHockey team USA unveils 2026 hockey jersey
Team USA’s 2026 Olympic ice hockey jersey pays tribute to the 1960 Squaw Valley champions, unveiled ahead of Milano Cortina Winter Games.
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ArticleISPO Awards shortlist revealed
ISPO has published the 2025 Awards shortlist, spotlighting health-driven concepts, versatile design, and circular solutions for the sporting goods industry.
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ArticleAsics denies interest in Puma acquisition
Asics dismisses reports of interest in acquiring Puma as Anta Sports explores potential bid amid Puma’s financial struggles.
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ArticleKantar: 10 marketing trends for 2026
Kantar’s 2026 report reveals how AI agents, retail media networks, and niche communities are transforming marketing strategy and brand relevance.
