SportBusiness Staff
Business

Molson Inc., Canada's oldest brewer, has said it will keep its underperforming National Hockey League team, the Montreal Canadiens, but will consider selling its other sports and entertainment assets.

The Football Association's World Cup campaign team have put forward a low cost ticketing policy that will enable children to watch games for under #10, and mean that some adults will pay no more than #15.

Romanian soccer club Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt have been banned from European competitions for five years by UEFA, after allegations that prostitutes were offered to match officials in charge of an Intertoto Cup game in July.

Imola staged what will probably be its last motorcycling Grand Prix for the foreseeable future on Sunday after years as one of the world's most challenging circuits.
Business

Guinness announced a 15 per cent sales increase in the UK for the September/October period during which they sponsored the Rugby World Cup.
Events

International Management Group president Mark McCormack has criticised the World Golf Championships over the dominance of US golf courses on the four event circuit.
Business

Former professional lacrosse player and current business executive George `Gabby? Roe has been selected as Major League Lacrosse's executive director.
Business

The central venue for the 2002 Commonwealth Games - to be staged in Manchester, England - will become the new home ground of soccer club Manchester City in 2003 it has been confirmed.
Media

New Jersey's attorney-general has pressed state sports authorities to revoke the licences of two prominent boxing promoters after they admitted paying officials to boost fighters' rankings.
Business

Former South African President Nelson Mandela has been vindicated by the country's top court when it reversed an earlier defeat for the government in a controversial case over rugby.