Tag: Media and entertainment industry
Miami Marlins’ ballpark to be renamed loanDepot park
<p>MIAMI — Marlins Park will be renamed loanDepot park in a multiyear naming rights agreement announced Wednesday by the Miami Marlins.</p>
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Trout ranks 10th in MLB jersey sales, behind Kiké Hernández
<p>NEW YORK — Mike Trout, the consensus best player in baseball, ranked just 10th on the list of top-selling jerseys released Wednesday by Major...
Report: Animation company got $49M in excessive tax credits
<p>HARTFORD, Conn. — Blue Sky Studios, the company behind “Ice Age” and other animated films, received $49 million more in Connecticut state tax credits...
Kraft: Spending spree response to 7-9 record, not Brady win
<p>New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft denied on Wednesday that the team’s unprecedented free agent spending spree this offseason was in response to watching...
Cubs’ Hoyer confident deal with Rizzo will be worked out
<p>CHICAGO — Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer insisted Wednesday he is confident Anthony Rizzo will remain in Chicago beyond this season even...
Bills set to open stadium talks with state, local officials
BUFFALO, N.Y. — With a revised stadium feasibility study in hand, the Buffalo Bills are preparing to open discussions with state and local governments...
An unwelcome prank: Volkswagen purposely hoodwinks reporters
NEW YORK — Journalists are used to being wary about odd pranksters pulling April Fool's Day hoaxes at this time of year. Few expect...
Miami Marlins’ ballpark to be renamed loanDepot park
MIAMI — Marlins Park will be renamed loanDepot park in a multiyear naming rights agreement announced Wednesday by the Miami Marlins.
...
Trout ranks 10th in MLB jersey sales, behind Kiké Hernández
NEW YORK — Mike Trout, the consensus best player in baseball, ranked just 10th on the list of top-selling jerseys released Wednesday by Major...
Report: Animation company got $49M in excessive tax credits
HARTFORD, Conn. — Blue Sky Studios, the company behind “Ice Age” and other animated films, received $49 million more in Connecticut state tax credits...