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Volume 27 No. 91
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Fanatics Founder Says Sports Merchandise Business Still Has Plenty Of Room For Growth

By Eric Fisher
November 30, 2017
The licensed sports merchandise business is still ripe for disruption, said Fanatics Founder & Exec Chair Michael Rubin  at the inaugural SBJ Dealmakers In Sports conference in N.Y. He added that Fanatics’ own maturation remains “in the second inning.” Fanatics in the la...
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