Hank Tucker is a staff writer at Forbes. He covers investing trends and Wall Street's key players, with a strong focus on the intersection of finance and sports business. His work has been featured in RealClearMarkets, Forbes Australia, Forbes India, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Finance, and more.
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Former NBA role player Omri Casspi has already scored with investments in startups like Cognition and Eon. Now, his Swish Ventures is launching a $250 million fund.
By: Hank Tucker
Omri Casspi still remembers the date—January 27, 2024—when he hosted Cognition AI cofounders Scott Wu and Steven Hao at Chase Center in San Francisco
By: Hank Tucker
Hank Tucker, Forbes Staff Major pro sports teams have turned dozens of franchise owners into billionaires many times over in the last
The British telecom company is said to be paying more than $265 million to keep its name on the O2 arena and the surrounding entertainment district for another ten years.
Hedge fund Davidson Kempner amassed $40 billion of assets finding opportunities in crisis and keeping its distance from most private credit competitors.
After Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's World Cup swan song, Forbes ranks soccer's highest-paid players. See how much star footballers are making on and off the field.
By: Hank Tucker
Hank Tucker, Forbes Staff This summer represented a bit of a changing of the guard on the soccer pitch, as exemplified by Spain's winger
By: Hank Tucker
Hank Tucker, Forbes Staff After Tiger Woods became the first active athlete ever to surpass $1 billion in career earnings in 2009 , it took
Nine athletes have crossed $1 billion in career income, with two more set to join them within the next year. See the sports stars on the all-time earnings list here.
By: Hank Tucker
Hank Tucker, Forbes Staff As the Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their first-ever World Series championship on the Tampa Bay Rays' home turf
