Adidas will see a very solid 2019, says CEO Rorsted

Two recent reports suggest homophobia remains a major issue in sport, both in Germany and across Europe. But is that always the case? And what is being done about it? DW takes a look at the state of play.

Kasper Rorsted, chief executive officer at Adidas AG, discusses global demand for sporting goods and apparel, the impact of digital on his industry and why the company would like to collaborate with French soccer player Kylian Mbappe.

Breakdancing is one of four new sports proposed by organizers of the Paris 2024 Olympics. The other three sports, surfing, skateboarding and sport climbing, will debut at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The International Olympic Committee has until Dec. 2020 for final approval.

Kasper Rorsted, chief executive officer at Adidas, discusses the company’s warning of slower sales growth, his outlook for 2019, growth in Europe, the trends he’s seeing, his relationship with Kanye West, the Reebok line and how he’s preparing for Brexit.

Tennis star Naomi Osaka signed an endorsement deal with Nike Inc., switching from the U.S. sports brand’s biggest rival, Adidas AG.

Kasper Rorsted, chief executive officer of Adidas AG, Adidas reported earnings that beat estimates as sales boomed in China and online revenue gained.

Intersex sport ruling raises ethical questions about female competitive athletes

The German company will not be allowed to trademark three stripes next to each other, Europe's second-highest court has ruled. The court called it "an ordinary figurative mark."

What Sunday Dare said about Nigeria's sport sector

Playing together: Promoting education and social inclusion through sport

Masai Ujiri, General Manager of Toronto Raptors, a professional Canadian Basketball team, joined CNBC Africa’s Kenneth Igbomor at the Africa Investment Forum to talk about developing the game on the continent and the investment opportunities that the Forum offers.

In the remote Indian state of Manipur, polo dates back centuries - it was there that it came to the attention of British colonialists who formalised the sport as polo, and spread it around the world. Now a group of women players are challenging the rural region's traditions in the so-called 'sport of kings'.