China

Paragon Sports Management, the London-based corporate hospitality and athlete management agency, has teamed up with Eddie Irvine’s ‘Track Marque’ Hospitality business.

Anheuser-Busch will be the international beer sponsor of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.

Editorial director Kevin Roberts reviews the issues of the past seven days.

SOHU.com Inc., China's leading online media, communications, commerce and mobile value-added services company, has signed a long-term agreement with Formula One Administration.

Renault F1 Team Partner Hanjin Shipping will run Chinese-language branding on the Renault R24 at this weekend's inaugural Chinese Grand Prix.

Total Sports Asia (TSA), a leading sports marketing company in Asia, has announced further expansion with the opening of a new office in Nariman Point, Mumbai.

The half-day ‘China Sports Business Seminar’ offers a chance to find out more about arguably the largest sports market in the world.

Real Madrid is the football club with the biggest potential global fan base according to a survey of 1,000 people in 13 countries carried out by Sport+Markt.

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) and the WTA Tour have agreed a four-year extension to the existing upfront agreement between the two organisations.

China will save money by building five Olympic stadiums in Beijing instead of the 10 originally planned, the state media has reported.

Editorial director Kevin Roberts reviews the issues of the past seven days.

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has praised the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) in its fight against match fixing that plagues it’s professional league, the V-League.

A leading sports marketing agency in Asia, Total Sports Asia (TSA), has added to operations in Malaysia and Japan by establishing offices in India (Mumbai) and China (Shanghai).

Jordan Grand Prix has announced an agreement with Shoulu-Huayuan Co., the largest property development company in China, to sponsor the team for the Chinese Grand Prix.

Snooker stars look set to compete in new tournaments staged around the world, including China.

The Asian Cup final between China and Japan has smashed viewing records to become the most watched single sports event in the history of Chinese television.