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The National Hockey League was sued for wrongful death by the estate of the late New York Rangers player Derek Boogaard.
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The Colorado Avalanche landed the No. 1 pick in the National Hockey League draft for the first time since the franchise moved from Quebec in 1995.
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The Detroit Red Wings defeated the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 to move into the final playoff spot in the National Hockey League’s Western Conference.
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Thirty-two players changed clubs in 16 trades in the hours leading up to yesterday’s National Hockey League trading deadline.
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The Vancouver Canucks beat the Nashville Predators 2-1 to win their National Hockey League second-round playoff series by four games to two.
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Jim Balsillie, Research In Motion Ltd.’s co-chief executive officer until January of 2012, cut his last formal ties to a company he helped build for two decades when he reported yesterday that he no longer holds a stake.
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Jim Balsillie, Research In Motion Ltd.’s co-chief executive officer until January of last year, cut his last formal ties to a company he helped found 20 years ago when he reported yesterday that he no longer holds a stake.
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As recently as five weeks ago, Jim Balsillie, who helped build Research In Motion Ltd. into Canada’s biggest company by market value, was showing no signs that he was about to step aside as investors pushed for management changes at the BlackBerry maker.
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The National Hockey League reached a tentative agreement to sell the Phoenix Coyotes to Greg Jamison, the former Chief Executive Officer of the San Jose Sharks.
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The New Jersey Devils beat the Philadelphia Flyers 5-3 to tie their first-round National Hockey League conference playoff series. The Pittsburgh Penguins, Nashville Predators, Detroit Red Wings and San Jose Sharks also won.
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