Alex Sherman

UFC media rights are up for renewal next year, and TKO Group Chief Operating Officer Mark Shapiro tells CNBC he thinks Netflix could be getting in the ring.

ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro talks to CNBC's Alex Sherman about streaming, women's sports, AI in SportsCenter and the 2024 presidential election.

ESPN, as we've known it for the last 40 years, is in its end game. ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro doesn't shy away from that.

If Comcast moves forward with its idea of spinning off NBCUniversal's cable networks, it could begin a rollup throughout the media industry.

TKO Group, the company that owns UFC and WWE, is expanding its reach in the sports world by acquiring three businesses from Endeavor Group for $3.25 billion.

CNBC spoke to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, who addressed for the first time the NBA's breakup with Warner Bros. Discovery as a media partner.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver spoke to CNBC's Alex Sherman in an exclusive interview, discussing TNT, officiating, politics and the WNBA.

Former Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman will replace Nike Executive Chairman Mark Parker as chairman in January.

Just six weeks into this NFL season, DirecTV has lost more than 10% of its commercial customers, according to people familiar with the matter.

Charania's job won't change at ESPN. He'll still try to be a scoop machine, even if he doesn't have his challenger-in-crime breathing down his neck anymore.