#194 Why Saudi Arabia Wants To Own World Foot...

Today's episode is a panel I hosted in New York last week with executives from Flutter and FanDuel, as well as Boardroom CEO Rich Kleiman.Flutter is FanDuel’s parent company — traded on the NYSE under $FLUT — and this was the perfect group because Karol Corcoran built FanDuel’s U ...  Show more

Today's podcast provides an inside look at the data and storylines that explain why Ferrari launched its first-ever electric vehicle this week. 

With Cristiano Ronaldo signing for Al-Nassr the Sports Desk podcast asks what it could mean for Saudi Arabia’s hopes of hosting the World Cup?The 37-year-old has signed a a two and a half year contract to effectively end his playing career in the Saudi Pro League, where he’ll rep ...  Show more

The Saudi Pro League has attracted some of the top players from around the world - with transfer fees and salaries amounting to millions of dollars.We travel to Saudi Arabia to look at the country's ambitious plan to become a global football powerhouse - is it an economic move or ...  Show more

The biggest leagues in Europe may have taken a break this week – but it’s been a busy time for the powerbrokers shaping the future of the world’s most popular sport. Are the Premier League really willing to give more money to the football pyramid? And will they apply more scrutin ...  Show more

Roger Bennet and Tommy Vietor are back for Season 2 of World Corrupt! And this time, Rog and Tommy are diving into how Saudi Arabia, the biggest exporter of oil in the world and a nation in the news for human rights abuses, became the latest geopolitical powerplayer sweeping g ...