I am a senior editor at Forbes and focused mainly on the business of sports and our annual franchise valuations. I also spend a lot of my time digging into what athletes earn on and off the field of play. I've profiled a bunch of athletes that go by one name: LeBron, Shaq, Danica and others. I also started our biennial B-School rankings; annual features on the Best Places for Business (metros, states and countries); and America's Best Banks. I joined Forbes in 1998 after working 3 years at Financial World magazine. Email: kbadenhausen@forbes.com.
How The PGA Tour Will Deal With A Post-Tiger Woods World
The tour has long banked on Woods as a one-man stimulus for ratings. His most recent accident will force it to get innovative.
Sports Licensing Giant Fanatics To Launch In China With New Joint Venture
Fanatics' venture with private equity firm Hillhouse Capital will open up the sports licensed market in China to the company's 300-plus partner teams and leagues.
Hyperice Adds Los Angeles Lakers As Its Latest High-Profile Sports Sponsorship
Russell Westbrook, Anthony Davis, Chris Paul, Doc Rivers and the NBA have all invested in fast-growing recovery tech firm Hyperice, whose CEO says the company is now worth "significantly" more than $1 billion.
Serena Williams Vs. Naomi Osaka: By The Numbers
The two highest-paid female athletes on the planet square off at the Australian Open as Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams both look to enhance their legacies.
NBA Team Values 2021: Knicks Keep Top Spot At $5 Billion, While Warriors Seize No. 2 From Lakers
The Knicks are the NBA's most valuable team for the sixth straight year despite having lost nearly 70% of their games during that time.