Super Bowl champion quarterback Russell Wilson signed a multiyear partnership with e-commerce giant Fanatics Inc., teaming up for an expected boom in the sports memorabilia market.

Los Angeles Angels luminary Shohei Ohtani is so electric, he rakes on his days off, too.

Through a series of quick turns, sprints, and a carefully edited playbook, leading global sports merchandiser Fanatics turned an off-the-field sports season into a success—for customers, the community, and its business.

In the 24 hours since Carl Nassib became the first active NFL player to come out as gay, the Las Vegas Raiders defensive end's jersey has been the top-selling item across the league, according to Fanatics.

Paris Saint-Germain is opening a permanent store in Los Angeles, a new milestone in European soccer’s growing push into North America.

The Phoenix Suns announced Tuesday it will partner with sports merchandise company Fanatics.

With Tom Brady leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to an NFC championship and a trip to Super Bowl LV, fans are gobbling up all they can in Brady and Bucs merchandise.

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence has long been tabbed as one of the—if not the most—exciting prospects of a generation. While Lawrence has yet to play a down of football in the NFL and has been a Jaguar for less than 24 hours, the anticipation around his arrival is already being seen ten-fold.

Michael Rubin has cornered the U.S. market for licensed sports apparel through his e-commerce company Fanatics, which handles online merchandise sales for the NFL, the NBA, MLB, Nascar and more than 300 other leagues and teams. Next on the billionaire’s agenda: China.

With Tom Brady leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to an NFC championship and a trip to Super Bowl LV, fans are gobbling up all they can in Brady and Bucs merchandise.

Chief financial officers performed admirably during 2020. Whether it was partnering with chief executive officers to develop new business models, being the lead communicator to employees and investors alike…

This was back in the first week of February, the halcyon, long-ago days when Corona was best known for complementing burritos; lockdown was a term reserved for prison movies; and masks were reserved for Halloween…

Sports merchandise company Fanatics has completed another acquisition to strengthen its position in the licensed sports apparel sector as speculation increases the company will eventually go public…

Manchester United's Christen Press says the recent growth in women's-team related merchandise makes her proud of how far the women's game has come. United broke women's club-sales records after signing Press and her fellow United States forward Tobin Heath…

Football kits make for lucrative deals for Nike, Adidas and others, but an always unpredictable market faces a stern test in the pandemic…

Former and current New England Patriots quarterbacks are owners of the two highest-selling jerseys in the NFL this week. Michael Rubin of Fanatics tweeted that Tom Brady's No. 12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey leads Cam Newton's No. 1 Pats jersey by less than 50 sales during NFL Kickoff Week…

Fanatics Brands continues to expand its reach. The country’s largest retailer of licensed sports merchandise has acquired some of the assets, inventory and college licensing rights of Vetta Brands. This includes its Top of the World division, the number-one licensed collegiate headwear manufacturer that produces hats for several hundred universities…

The world’s largest seller of licensed sports apparel is using money from a recent funding round to expand its headwear business. Fanatics is buying a handful of assets from Vetta Brands, including the headwear-licensee Top of the World and its rights to more than 600 universities. It is also taking over the brand’s 220,000 square foot warehouse in Norman, Okla., which will become the base of Fanatics’s headwear business…