Nikolay Davydenko is set to go into business following retirement. The former world No. 3 officially announced his retirement at the Kremlin Cup in Moscow. Davydenko, who has not played since a French Open first-round loss, said injuries were no longer allowing him to play his best tennis. The four-time

BOSTON (AP) Maria Sharapova is headed to Harvard Business School for a two-week program this summer. The 29-year-old Russian tennis star posted on Facebook and Twitter on Saturday a picture of her seated next to a sign for the school and the message: ''`Not sure how this happened but Hey

LONDON (AP) — Like other sports, women's tennis is looking into the possibility of getting into business with Saudi Arabia. And while holding a tournament there is not imminent, WTA Chairman and CEO Steve Simon said Friday that he visited that country with some players in February as part of

Business acumen has been important to Chris Eubanks since his days as a business administration major on the Georgia Tech University men's tennis team, and now, the American is using that status as a touring tennis pro to impart that knowledge on others. The 27-year-old recently inked a sponsorship deal

Tennis GOAT and emerging tech player Serena Williams guests on a new episode of the Bloomberg podcast Masters in Business. The podcast, available via iTunes, Soundcloud and more, finds Williams shedding light on her business interests – she sits on the boards of SurveyMonkey and the new Verizon-AOL-Yahoo cluster –

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Business mogul Kevin O'Leary—also known as Mr. Wonderful—recently sat down virtually with Maria Sharapova to talk business. The two Shark Tank stars (Sharapova was a guest judge) discussed how to help small businesses during the coronavirus crisis. The former world No. 1 opened up about her fear of becoming one-dimensional.

It's no secret that tennis players are the highest earning female athletes in the world. Many of these women have used their on-court success as a platform to enter into business ventures. Instead of resting on their sizable on-court earnings, these business-savvy women are capitalizing on their off-court opportunities. 1

"I think you’re essentially starting a business when you turn pro.” Stephen Amritraj, a former player and coach with a rich tennis resume, joins Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi this week to talk about the business side of the game. He gives his take on attending the recent Fed Cup

"I think you’re essentially starting a business when you turn pro.” Stephen Amritraj, a former player and coach with a rich tennis resume, joins Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi this week to talk about the business side of the game. He gives his take on attending the recent Fed Cup

Fernando Verdasco's family has been in the restaurant business long before he ever picked up a racquet. "My family since I was born [has] had three restaurants in Madrid," Verdasco said.

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NEW YORK (AP)—Maria Sharapova is going into the candy business. The four-time Grand Slam title winner launched her Sugarpova brand of 12 types of sweets on Monday. At this year's French Open, which Sharapova won, she called Sugarpova ``the most exciting project that I've ever done ... because it's my

Andre Agassi's present-day version of the ATP World Tour had more do with his career as A Tireless Philanthropist than anything on the tennis circuit. Agassi keeps busy in retirement running a prep school, working on his foundation, and dabbling in various business ventures. The closest he comes to whacking

While Serena Williams, preparing for the birth later this year of her first child, finds herself away from the WTA Tour, sister Venus Williams is almost omnipresent in the media. The 36-year-old will star as a lead panelist on an unscripted entrepreneur-driven show called Deals in Heels. Multiple business honchos

PARIS (AP) — Novak Djokovic might be busy trying to win the French Open but he definitely will be keeping tabs on how his friend and countryman Nikola Jokic fares in the NBA Finals with the Denver Nuggets. The Nuggets will host Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the

Vasek Pospisil hasn't just been working on his serve and hosting skills, he's also been working on a new business venture. The 30-year-old Canadian is serving up organic mushrooms as a part of his recently launched Hekate brand.

Ivan Lendl will not be coaching Tomas Berdych, the world No. 7 said on social media. "I had a great time talking about tennis with Ivan Lendl today," wrote Berdych on his Twitter, but said, "Ivan would like to help me, but he is too busy..."