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French Open champion Maria Sharapova is turning her sweet tooth into a profitable business.
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Li Na, the first Chinese player to win a major tennis title, is set to become the world’s second- highest earning female athlete after signing endorsement contracts worth at least $42 million.
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Li Na returned to Roland Garros today, millions of dollars richer and with a place in history as the first Asian to win a tennis Grand Slam singles title. Still, she says she doesn’t feel extra pressure.
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Maria Sharapova learned so much promoting other people’s products in her first 10 years on the WTA tour that she decided it was time to start selling her own.
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Maria Sharapova, the world’s highest-paid female athlete, signed a three-year sponsorship deal with Samsung Electronics Co., her agent said.
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Li Na was traveling the world, zooming up the women’s tennis rankings and going broke.
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Li Na changed Chinese sports history this weekend at the French Open, and she may have changed international tennis forever.
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Three-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova signed a multiyear agreement with Groupe Danone SA’s Evian water brand.
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Tennis’s top 10 rankings won’t have any Americans for the first time ever next week as an injured Serena Williams drops out of the women’s list.
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Mardy Fish ’s loss in the third round of the French Open ended the chances of both his first Grand Slam title and the start of a U.S. tennis resurgence.
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