Welcome in, class. Put on something with a good melody, because today’s lesson is about the paycheck that never clocks out. A construction crew gets paid...
Shohei Ohtani’s contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers is easy to read wrong. The headline says one number. His paycheck, for now, says a very different...
Most producers rent their world. They rent the soundstages, rent the backlot, rent the equipment, and hand the finished product to a studio that owns it...
Plenty of clubs buy well. Atlanta United built its name in Major League Soccer by doing the other half of the business at a record level:...
Somewhere between a song and a pension plan sits the modern music catalog deal. Over the last five years, the biggest names in music history have...
Every summer, NBA headlines fill up with strange new vocabulary: the cap, the tax, the aprons. Fans nod along, but many quietly wonder what any of...
Welcome in, class. Today’s lesson starts with a simple question. If a company offered you a paycheck, or a small piece of the company itself, which...
Every generation of the concert business has a ceiling, and every so often one artist walks straight through it. When Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour closed in...
Television money is the engine of the National Football League. Tickets, sponsorships and merchandise all matter, but the national media deals are the largest single source...
Welcome in, class. One of the happiest sights in sports is a young player at a table, pen in hand, smiling for the cameras while a...
