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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As the final minutes ticked away in a disappointing 4-1 loss to Belgium on July 6 that knocked the U.S. men's national team out of the World Cup, Fox
With team valuations soaring thanks to glistening new stadiums and the Messi effect, the league has a narrow window to prove it's worth the premium over its global soccer rivals.
By: Hank Tucker
Holding Court: Mark Walter with Jeannie Buss, whose family owned the Lakers for 46 years.
By: Hank Tucker
Hank Tucker, Forbes Staff The news that billionaire venture capitalist Josh Kushner and former Disney CEO Bob Iger are buying a controlling
Less than a year after Mark Walter paid $10 billion for the team, he flipped it like a piece of real estate. But if there is a bubble for professional sports team ownership, it hasn't shown any signs of popping yet.
By: Hank Tucker
Portuguese soccer legend and billionaire Cristiano Ronaldo said this would “probably” be his last year playing the sport professionally, hinting he planned to end his 24-year career in which he became the world's highest paid athlete
I n an era of upheaval for college sports, Duke University's Cameron Indoor Stadium has continued to look more or less the same as it has
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
