Bobby Ilich is the Sports Editor for International Business Times.
Under Armour Wants To End Deal With UCLA
Under Armour claimed UCLA did not provide unspecified marketing benefits in the 15-year, $280-million deal signed in May 2016.
United Linked To Big Names In Transfer Market
There could be big names coming and going from Old Trafford.
Amid Prolonged Despair, A West Virginian Rallies Rednecks Against Good Ol’ Boys
Ahead of Tuesday's primary, Democrat Stephen N. Smith has garnered national attention for running an inspired gubernatorial campaign.
Obama Energy And Climate Director Joins Green Investment Firm
A top name in the fight against climate change has joined a growing environmental firm.
Big Tech Earns Praise For Coronavirus Efforts
California Gov. Gavin Newsom expressed positive comments about the COVID-19 response from some of the top companies in Silicon Valley.
Business Leaders Join Forces To Fight Citizens United Case
Among the signees include Philadelphia Phillies part-owner William Buck, Salesforce’s Peter Schwartz, Ben Cohen from Ben & Jerry’s and Wells Fargo former VP Judy Nagel.
LA's Love Of Kobe Knew No Bounds
Kobe Bryant's legacy in Southern California will endure beyond the ceremonies.
Protestors Delay Harvard-Yale Football Game
The Harvard-Yale rivalry football game was briefly delayed Saturday due to on-field protesters on the field at the Yale Bowl.
Dodgers May Look For Major Upgrade In 2020
The Los Angeles Dodgers fell short of lofty expectations and could be ready to make big moves in the offseason.
Stocks Gain On US-China Trade Talks
Wall Street shook off political concerns Monday, as stocks saw gains amid encouraging signs in the U.S.-China trade war.
Patriots May Target Brown
Antonio Brown is now an unrestricted free agent.
Dow Plunges 800 Points As Recession Fears Continue To Rattle Markets
The decline comes after government-bond markets reinforced warning to the markets about a potential recession and amid escalating trade tensions.
Recession Warnings Cause Dow To Plunge
Stocks dropped Wednesday as treasury market sent recession signals.
Stocks Plunge 391 Points Amid Trade Tension
Waves of selling battered stock indexes Monday amid trade tension and escalating Hong Kong protests.
Stocks Rebound As Yuan Stabilizes
U.S. stocks have bounced back in early trading Tuesday amid easing worries of China’s central bank preventing the yuan to fall much further.
Dayton Mass Shooting Leaves 10 Dead, 27 Injured
The shooting took place at a popular area in downtown Dayton at 1 a.m.
Dodgers May Bolster Pitching Staff Before Deadline
The Los Angeles Dodgers are among the favorites to win the World Series but may need additional pitching.
Mueller Rejects Trump's 'Witch Hunt' Claims As Impeachment Talk Lingers
The former special counsel on Wednesday avoided a political spectacle before the House.
Ghosn Sues Nissan, Mitsubishi For Improper Termination
Carlos Ghosn filed a 15 million euro ($16.8 million) lawsuit in Dutch court in late June against the Japanese automakers for firing him without evidence of the allegations made against him.
Oddsmakers Give Clippers Edge On Lakers
The Los Angeles Clippers, not the Los Angeles Lakers, are the favorites to win the NBA title.
