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elections suggest the far right have made historic gains. voters turned out in strength — at the highest level for a0 years — for the snap polls called by president macron last month. a decision that shocked many and spooked financial markets, raising questions over the stability of the eurozone�*s second—largest economy. a quick recap of those exit poll results. marine le pen�*s far right national rally party came top with more than a third of the vote, followed by a surge i...

Following the news that the Premier League has sold the UK broadcast rights to Sky and TNT Sports for £6.7 billion (€6.19bn), Conrad Wiacek, Head of Sport An

Budweiser and FIFA to encounter $144 million World Cup sponsorship

After Roman Abramovich was sanctioned by the UK Government, Chelsea have been left in a state of limbo, with issues such as ticket sales, sponsorships and player contracts set to be affected

The japanese government and organisers are planning to hold the 12—day event largely without spectators, following a surge in covid—19 cases. so what will it mean for sponsors? during the olympic games, toyota chose not to run olympics—related tv commercials in japan. and panasonic scaled back its client entertainment plans after spectators were banned. will the paralympics face similar challenges? joining me now is conrad wiacek, whos the head of sport analysis at globaldata. how does the...

Imogen lloyd webber, rob cox, i dont want to get hung up on the poll, rob, but there is a point when you would rather have no data rather than bad data. certainly in the market and any sport analysis of any kind pf i dont understand the appetite for bad data in politics. >> im not sure it is politics as much as media. >> or the media. >> this is such a highly watched local election. how many times have we tuned in and really cared about what is going on in madison, wisconsin. but this is so embl...