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The National Basketball Association’s signature piece of equipment will carry an outdated signature for much of next season.
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Robinson Cano fired agent Scott Boras and signed with entertainer Shawn “Jay Z” Carter, who is starting an athlete representation firm with the New York Yankees’ All-Star second baseman as its first client.
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The National Basketball Association eliminated 114 jobs, or 11 percent of its workforce, as part of a plan to strip out $50 million in costs.
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National Basketball Association players say team owners, who contend they lost a combined $300 million last season, don’t seem motivated to end a lockout that threatens cancellation of the 2011-12 season.
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National Basketball Association players and agents exploring union decertification may be trying to deregulate the labor market, according to law professor Paul Haagen.
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New Jersey will allow casinos in Atlantic City to run fantasy sports tournaments this year after an attempt to legalize betting on professional and college games in the state was blocked by a federal judge.
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National Basketball Association and players’ union officials returned to labor talks with a federal mediator after a 16-hour session ended early today without an agreement.
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The National Basketball Association has long held a goal to “lock us out in order to break the union,” players association Executive Director Billy Hunter said today.
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National Basketball Association owners must pay the players they locked out $37 million even if the season is canceled.
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The National Basketball Association officially is back.
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