21 · Front Office Sports
LeBron James Jumps to Polymarket From DraftKings
Why it matters
LeBron James let his DraftKings deal lapse and signed with Polymarket, as the AGA blames prediction markets for a flat NFL betting projection.
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22 · The Lineup
If Bettors Get Back Only 75 Cents, Is It Really an Investment?
Why it matters
A Bank of America survey found one in five Americans see sports betting as investing, against an average return under 75 cents on the dollar.
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23 · JohnWallStreet
Zuffa Running UFC, WWE Playbook in Attempt to Mainstream Boxing, Again
Why it matters
Zuffa is running the UFC and WWE playbook on boxing, with 100+ fighters signed exclusively and twelve committed events this year.
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24 · The Stadium Business
Plans presented for new White Sox ballpark
Why it matters
Further reading from the day's section on sports lawsuits, prediction markets and the Zuffa bet.
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25 · The Washington Post
Did we make it too hard to get a mortgage after 2008?
Why it matters
Further reading from the day's reading list.
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26 · The Athletic
How cherry juice became Premier League football's latest must-have supplement
Why it matters
Cherry juice is the Premier League's new must-have supplement, roughly four seasons behind marathoners.
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27 · The Washington Post
Schools should stop banning peanuts. Here's what really keeps kids safe.
Why it matters
Further reading from the day's reading list.
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28 · Digiday
Marketers face dilemma around rising bot and AI web traffic
Why it matters
Further reading from the day's reading list.
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