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Ron Artest with the Los Angeles Lakers appears at a press conference in Beijing, as part of the 2009 Peak NBA Players China Tour. Photo: CFP By Chen Yang Quanzhou-based Peak Sport Products, the Chinese sportswear maker and distributor that sponsors the National Basketball Association (NBA) and se...

Two years ago, IPL cricket was a pipe dream. Now it's the fastest-appreciating sports business on Earth.

By Shi Jierui China's first hybrid sports car S11, produced by TJ Innova Engineering & Technology Co., Ltd, will be put into production in Changchun City, capital of Jilin Province in 2010. The car, also called T JI S11, was first shown earlier this year at the Shanghai Auto Show. Design work on ...

IMG Worldwide Inc, a global leading enterprise in the sporting event industry, said it has received approval to operate its joint venture (JV), CCTV-IMG Sports Management Co, with China Central Television (CCTV), an announcement marking the beginning of a 20-year partnership, source reported....

With the popularity of eBay, buying sports memorabilia is a venture that's sure to pay off.

With 13,500 trade professionals (2008: 11,500), the 5th ispo china winter, which took place February 19鈥�21, 2009 at the China International Exhibition Center (CIEC) in...

If Scott Troetel is out with friends when the Indianapolis Colts are playing, he often reaches for his Blackberry to check how running back Joseph Addai is doing.

Xinhua Sports & Entertainment Ltd<XSEL> yesterday announced that it plans to sell 5.51 million American depositary shares for US$1.36 per ADS or US$7.5 million in total to selected institutional investors, sources reported. The Nasdaq-listed enterprise declined 26.59% to US$1.27 yesterday after the...

CHIBA, Japan, Oct 21 - Japanese archrivals Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co have just found something else to disagree about: sports cars. At the Tokyo Motor Show on Wednesday, Toyota took the wraps...

Peak Sport Products Co Ltd<1968>, which has the largest market share in China's basketball footwear market, opened at HK$3.7 per share yesterday on its first trading day on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, 9.8% lower than its issuing price of HK$4.1 per share, and plunged 17.07% to HK$3.4 per share, sources...