Fans could be able to buy t-shirts, shampoo and even candles featuring a black and white image of the athlete and activist with a beard, mustache and afro hairstyle, which he has applied to trademark.
Owning a team in the National Football League can be a profitable endeavor. Some clubs are valued at more than $2 billion and pull in hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
The NFL has been a staple in American sports since its start in the 1920s. But over the years the NFL and its teams have seen pushback from the President which hurt its ratings. However, in 2018, the NFL's revenue made an estimated $8 billion.
Former Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Joe Thomas speaks with "Power Lunch" about the importance of getting the flu shot and his views on football now.
Robert Kraft, Kraft Group chairman and New England Patriots owner, and Michael Rubin, Kynetic CEO & founder and part owner of the Philadelphia 76ers, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the New England Patriots' outlook this season, NFL ratings misconceptions, and the trade war impact on his company.
Robert Kraft, Kraft Group chairman and New England Patriots owner, and Michael Rubin, Kynetic CEO & founder and part owner of the Philadelphia 76ers, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the New England Patriots' outlook this season, NFL ratings misconceptions, and the trade war impact on his company.
In summer 2017, Nike executives debated dropping their sponsorship, the New York Times reported. Kaepernick didn't have a team and keeping him on its roster could diminish its relationship with the NFL, of which Nike is a partner.
Jim Cramer sits down with sports reporter Adam Schefter to discuss his new book reflecting on the September 11, 2001 attacks and the loss of his wife's first husband.
The NFL is one of the world's most lucrative sports leagues, according to a new report from Forbes. The Dallas Cowboys just became the first team to reach a valuation of $5 billion.
Eric Dickerson is making waves with his latest play: threatening a boycott of the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies unless Hall of Fame members get health insurance and an annual salary.
Nike caused an outcry after featuring Colin Kaepernick, an NFL free-agent and controversial figure, in its 30th anniversary "Just Do It" campaign. But the ad didn't appear to hurt Nike's business — the brand instead saw a boost in online sales.
Despite consumers sounding off against Nike's recent Colin Kaepernick ad campaign, one analyst says it was a good for the company's future.
Two traders are developing a sports market to appeal to fantasy sports junkies and Wall Street lifers alike: a futures market for professional athletes.
Trump's repeated failures to break into the NFL contributed to an animosity toward the league that has lingered for decades, argues Jeff Pearlman, the author of a new book about the USFL.
Billionaire hedge fund manager and new Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper lashed out at critics of NFL players, in particular President Donald Trump.
U.S. Open women's champion Naomi Osaka is back in Japan celebrating not only her landmark victory, but also a sponsorship deal with Nissan.
Plans for Spain's top soccer league to play a fixture in the United States have moved a step closer.
Some sports teams are experimenting with a secret ingredient to help reverse declining attendance: cheaper food.
Nike thinks it can attract like-minded star athletes by featuring Colin Kaepernick in its 30th anniversary "Just Do It" marketing campaign, according to sources who spoke with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin.
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