SportBusiness Staff

The International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) has appointed business consultants to conduct a study of the operational structure of its head office in Monaco.

U.S. athletics authorities, under fire at the Sydney Olympics for their drug-testing procedures, appear set to hand over control of all their anti-doping efforts to WADA, the new world anti-doping agency.

New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has said that the city's two baseball teams, the Mets and the Yankees, each should pay about one-third of the cost of any new stadiums.

NBC Sports chief Dick Ebersol has defended the network?s broadcast strategy for the Sydney Olympics in the face of disappointing ratings.

Philips Electronics has decided not to renew its title sponsorship of the Texas-based Philips Invitational honouring Harvey Penick.

Final arguments in the criminal trial of hockey player Marty McSorley for a brutal on-ice slashing incident were set for Friday with debate over his actions were intentional or reckless at the forefront.

The red shirt worn by soccer legend Sir Geoff Hurst when he scored a hat-trick in England's 1966 World Cup final victory over Germany sold for #91,750 pounds ($134,500) on Thursday.

Worldsport.com, the sports internet company, which operates the web sites of over 50 international sports federations, has been shut down by the company?s receivers

Commercial broadcast coverage of the Sydney Olympic Games in Mexico has been dominated by TV Azteca over it rival company Televisa.

NBC?s coverage of the Olympic Games has hit a new low, after the twelfth night of coverage saw the worst rating for the Summer Games in at least 16 years.