The visibility and commercial influence of women’s sports have reached unprecedented heights. What was once considered a niche category within global athletics has transformed into a mainstream economic, cultural, and social movement. The combination of increased media coverage, equitable pay campai...

Where digital connectivity and global e-commerce have transformed the very fabric of business, the sports industry has not only adapted but thrived by embracing new revenue models. Among the most notable evolutions in this space is the rise of sport brand affiliates—entrepreneurs, influencers, and d...

The history of global sports governance is deeply tied to humanity’s pursuit of structured competition, fairness, and international collaboration. While the earliest forms of competitive sports can be traced back to ancient civilizations in Greece, Rome, China, and Mesoamerica, it was not until the...

Sports in Canada have always been more than games; they are deeply rooted in cultural identity, national pride, and economic significance. From the frozen lakes where children learn to skate and play hockey, to the global arenas where Canadian athletes compete at the highest level, the nation’s spor...

The global athletic sports market has always been more than just an arena for competition. It is a reflection of culture, economy, technology, and human ambition. Today the industry stands at the intersection of tradition and transformation, shaped by digital innovation, shifting consumer expectatio...