Since the NIL era began in July 2021, the NCAA has surged into a frenzy of endorsements for college athletes at all divisions of play. However, there has been a result of this new era that many did not expect to happen. Female athletes are recognized to be better suited for many endorsement deals and have been coming out on top compared to male athletes.
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On October 18th, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the annual inflation adjustments for the 2023 tax year. Many key tax provisions, including the income thresholds for the federal tax brackets, will increase by about 7% to account for the high inflation Americans have seen throughout 2022.
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Netflix’s third quarter earnings release surprisingly surpassed its earnings expectations as it brought in $7.93 billion in revenue versus the $7.85 billion expected revenue. It crushed its net subscriber addition expectations as it brought in 2.41 million when it was only expected to add one million. The positive news caused the stock to rally after hours on October 18th as the stock gained 15%.
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Coming off their first National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals appearance since 2010, the fate of the Boston Celtics is cloudier than ever.
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Every National Basketball Association (NBA) season comes with many new changes to teams like players you’d never expect to move, new coaches, and new jerseys. This season is looking to be one of the most jammed packed and most entertaining years in the NBA recently with multiple championship contenders.
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After seven weeks of football, both New York football teams have a combined record of 11-3.
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The National Basketball Association (NBA), a global marketing pioneer in the sports industry, resumed playing overseas in Japan on September 30th for the first time in three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Giorgia Meloni is set to be the first female Prime Minister in Italy’s history.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the oldest of the three main stock indexes on The New York Stock Exchange, entered bear market territory when it declined by 1.1% on September 26th. The decline extended the index’s drop-off from its all-time high and pushed its losses to over 20% from its January peak of 36,799 points to 28,725 points, which meets the criteria to enter a bear market.
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The Bank of England held an intervention in attempt to stabilize the financial market. Newly elected Prime Minister Liz Truss promised to repair Britain’s economy and that her policies would ensure a “high-growth, low-tax economy.”
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