Sheldon H. Jacobson

Picking the winner of all 63 games in March Madness is akin to picking the winning number in a lottery, even with the help of AI.

Big-revenue college sports have undergone massive transformations thanks to several policy changes. How can they be salvaged?

Good or poor starts to an NFL season have been prescient to determine a team’s playoff chances.

Lottery ticket buyers act irrationally when the Powerball jackpot soars because Power Play sales also surge.

Labeling the FedEx Cup winner as the tour champion devalues a season’s worth of play.

It is the American entrepreneurial spirit that defines what is “made in America,” not the actual facilities that produce the products.

The idea to "save manufacturing” does not consider how much the economy has changed.

Based on publicly available data, the recent spate of jet engine shutdowns is not that surprising.

With changes in rules and structure, it's an ideal time to provide context for what the new Mega Millions is offering.

The end result of sports gambling addiction will be no different than the opioid addiction crisis.