Gone With The Wedge
Rory McIlroy surprises the golf world by leaving Horizon Sports.
Memories Of You
Brand Beckham likely will not disappear after the soccer star calls it a career.
Open For Business
ESPN's deal for the U.S. Open continues to blur lines between broadcast, cable.
A Closer Look
MLB could include everything but balls and strikes in new replay policy.
End It Like Beckham
David Beckham announces his retirement from football at the end of the season.
Engine Trouble
Seven of 11 F1 teams, including Lotus, say they can't afford new 2014 engines.
Another Round
Cricket Australia, Carlton & United brewing company agree to five-year, $65M extension.
Going Higher
Man City is talking with local residents to get OK for Etihad Stadium upgrade.
HOW IT FITS:
Dinner meeting started Levi’s, 49ers on the road to stadium naming deal.
EARLY TO MARKET:
NBA to open preliminary talks with TV partners amid bull market for rights.
KEEPING IT FRESH:
Concessionaires discuss dealing with consistent pressure on pricing.
NETWORKING CHANCE:
With new swagger, ACC moves ahead on new TV deal, possible network.
SBD/23/Sports Industrialists
Published January 23, 1995
The latest issue of BUSINESS WEEK profiles Lawrence Taylor's company, All Pro, and its venture into the virtual reality games. All-Pro hopes to "avoid banging heads" with Nintendo and Sega "for a while." According to President and COO Michael Stone, they have a "window of maybe 18 to 24 months" (Dunnavant & Desens, BUSINESS WEEK, 1/23).
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