Read important news for March 3, 2026, Tuesday in one click
Aaj Tak provides a summary of important news stories from various fields including politics, entertainment, sports, and business for March 3, 2026.
Heino Enden – world champion in basketball and in business
Heino Enden, a notable figure in Estonian basketball, transitioned from a serious illness in his youth to becoming a world champion, showcasing strong confidence and risk-taking in his career.
Ronaldo's Investment Empire Invades the Global Business Map
Cristiano Ronaldo expands his investment empire with a 25% stake in Almería and diverse investments that have elevated him to billionaire status.
Megan Rapinoe says Eileen Gu representing China over US is an 'excellent business decision' amid controversy
Megan Rapinoe defended Eileen Gu's choice to represent China in the Winter Olympics, calling it an 'excellent business decision' amidst debates regarding national pride and financial incentives.
Business Ticker: Bayern President against the '50+1' Rule
Bayern Munich President Herbert Hainer advocates for easing investor entry into the Bundesliga, challenging the '50+1' rule.
Ex-NFL star Shawne Merriman loses control of MMA company, legal battle ensues
Shawne Merriman, former NFL player, lost control of his MMA company, Lights Out Xtreme Fighting, following a majority stake acquisition by Applied Real Intelligence.
Fire partially under control in a sports goods business storage area in Spata
A fire that broke out in a storage facility for sports goods in Spata has been brought under partial control without any reports of trapped individuals.
Super Bowl winners for sale – could go for $6–10 billion
The Seattle Seahawks, fresh off their Super Bowl victory, have been officially put up for sale, with valuations suggesting a potential sale price between $6 billion and $10 billion.
Tiger Woods is worth more than PGA star set to inherit £750m from dad's tech empire
Tiger Woods remains the highest-earning golfer, with a net worth approaching £1 billion, while PGA star Maverick McNealy is set to inherit £750 million from his father's tech business.
Fire in a sports equipment business in Spata
A fire broke out at a sports equipment business in Spata, Greece, prompting a significant response from firefighters.
Andre Agassi at the Rio Open: why he reconciled with tennis, the current 'business', and the day he stopped a serve from Jaite with his hand.
Andre Agassi shares insights on his connection with tennis and contemporary industry challenges during his appearance at the Rio Open, where he presented the championship trophy.
A product with a Finnish name dominates at the Olympics: 'A business worth millions'
Finnish-made Lapua ammunition is a top product at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, as almost all biathlon nations use it.
With Messi's Help: How Inter Miami Became the Most Valuable Club in MLS
Inter Miami has transformed into the most valuable club in Major League Soccer, boosted by Lionel Messi's arrival, with a valuation of $1.45 billion.
Tennis: Returning to business, Arthur Fils joins Carlos Alcaraz in the final in Doha
Arthur Fils has reached the final of the ATP 500 tournament in Doha after defeating Jakub Mensik, setting up a match against world number one Carlos Alcaraz.
Engelbert Strauss: Started as a broom and brush dealer, now lifestyle
Henning Strauss, despite being a VIP guest at large sports events, maintains a pragmatic distance from sports, focusing more on business and marketing investments in the field.
Sisal celebrates 80 years of sports, culture, and business at Milan MuseoCity
Sisal commemorates its 80th anniversary with a program focused on its historical ties with sport and culture during the Milan MuseoCity event.
Coach & Company: a dialogue between sport and business in Turin signed by Synergie Italia and APU Udine
An event titled 'Coach & Company' was held in Turin to explore the intersection of sports and business, emphasizing leadership and teamwork strategies.
MLB players union boss resigns over inappropriate relationship with sister-in-law: report
MLB Players Association head Tony Clark resigned amid investigations into financial improprieties and an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law.
From Antonio Valencia's 'lucky kick' to Ronaldinho's hands: the Ecuadorian who succeeds with his 'teqball' tables
An Ecuadorian entrepreneur has transformed his desire for high-end training tables into a successful business catering to star football players.
He conquered the Alps with a sled. When you have twenty dogs in Czechia, you're a local eccentric, says the musher
Jan Kotiš, a 28-year-old musher from Czechia, dedicates his life to training Siberian Huskies while managing his work in the lumber business, aiming for success in sled dog racing.
The Business of Sports Agencies: The Top Ten Worth Over 12 Billion
The FIFA Sports Agents Report highlights the significant growth in commissions from international transfers, particularly through major sports agencies.
The Super Bowl, NFL Owners, and the Cultural Battle of the 21st Century
The article discusses how the NFL, particularly through the Super Bowl, serves as a significant cultural platform shaped by its wealthy owners and cultural narratives.
After blindness and 30 surgeries: Now the football hero is focusing on ice cream. To create jobs for youth.
Norwegian football star Omar Elabdellaoui transitions from sports to entrepreneurship, launching an ice cream business aimed at providing jobs for 1,200 youth in Norway.
Cosmos Sport: Revenue of 245 million euros in 2025 – 100 stores in Greece and Cyprus
Cosmos Sport is projected to achieve a revenue of over 245 million euros in 2025, with significant growth and a network of 100 stores in Greece and Cyprus.
The reason why Bad Bunny will not charge anything for performing at the Super Bowl
Bad Bunny will perform at the Super Bowl halftime show but will not receive any payment due to the NFL's unique business model regarding halftime performances.
2026 Olympics: Sports, Business, and Diplomacy ... Olympism as a Language of Peace
The article discusses the evolving role of the Olympics as a tool of soft power, particularly in light of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, emphasizing its impact on international diplomacy amid geopolitical tensions.
'It was great to see friends', said US ambassador after meeting Mukesh-Nita Ambani
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor expressed his pleasure in meeting Indian business magnate Mukesh Ambani and his wife Nita at the T20 World Cup match between India and the USA.
Watch '240 seconds' from 24sata: All details of the cartoonist's murder
The article invites viewers to watch the program '240 seconds' for details on a cartoonist's murder, featuring exclusive stories and important news from politics, society, show business, and sports.
Are you sure you know as much as you think?
The article discusses how elite athletes and business leaders must balance confidence with humility to avoid cognitive arrogance that can hinder decision-making and performance.
EDITORIAL ⟩ Olympic Conflicts Ahead
The Milano Cortina Winter Olympics ties the past and present of the sports sector while charting a path into the future, highlighting how the event has evolved from a small gathering to a global media and business affair with political implications.
Peter Cehlárik: Ramsay was more personal, with Országh we are 'doing business'
Peter Cehlárik shares insights comparing Slovakia's national hockey coaches Craig Ramsay and Vladimir Országh, highlighting the personal approach of Ramsay versus the business-like method of Országh.
Teenage ballboy kicked by Eden Hazard is now multi-millionaire with his own business empire
Charlie Morgan, once a teenage ballboy kicked by Eden Hazard, has transformed into a multi-millionaire through his successful vodka business.
One of the greatest in history started a new business, the story is special: 'I will ask my daughters for help...'
Football icon Ronaldo Nazário has become the latest global sports star to enter Brazil's booming wave pool scene, positioning himself as a symbolic rival to three-time world surfing champion Gabriel Medina, who is already a partner in another major wave pool project in São Paulo.
Leonardo Scatturice strengthens his entry into the football business with the club that excites Sturzenegger
Businessman Leonardo Scatturice, closely connected to the government of Javier Milei, expands his influence by sponsoring the Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata football club.
Rueda invites companies to join the Xacobeo 2027 to achieve a "historic" milestone
Galician President Alfonso Rueda has called for active participation from businesses and cultural and sports agents to make the upcoming Xacobeo 2027 a historic event.
Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool and co can still do business with clubs from eight leagues
Despite the closure of the January transfer window in the Premier League, clubs such as Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool can still engage in transfers with teams from eight other leagues that have not yet closed their windows.
FIFA maximizes the business of football: makes World Cup data available for betting
FIFA acknowledges the financial benefits of betting in football while highlighting risks of match manipulation and integrity issues.
Stan Kroenke's net worth could rocket after Arsenal owner makes another huge purchase
Stan Kroenke, Arsenal's billionaire owner, has become the largest private landowner in the US after acquiring nearly 1 million acres in New Mexico.
Adolescence star Owen Cooper issued stark warning around 'ruthless business'
Owen Cooper, the youngest-ever recipient of the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor in Television, faces critical decisions in his career amid concerns about the competitive nature of the entertainment industry.
The business of exhibitions: Alcaraz earns in a friendly in Seoul almost as much as if he conquered the Australian Open
Carlos Alcaraz earns two million euros from an exhibition match in Seoul, almost the same amount he would win at the Australian Open, after promoting interactions with fans and attending various events.
"I have never understood why we need so many cars"
Former professional footballer and manager Christian Beeck has left the football business to work in the heating industry, applying his experiences from sports to his new career.
Dinamo Offered Him Everything: An Apartment in Trešnjevka, Business Space in the Square, Wealth... He Refused Everything
Dražen Mužinić Frfa, a legendary Hajduk player and 1977 award winner, reflects on his life and career while discussing his recent retirement and selection for Večernjak's Footballer of the Year.
Liam Rosenior green lights his first Chelsea departure this month as boss gets down to business
New Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior approves the permanent departure of Leo Castledine to Middlesbrough as he prepares for his debut match.
McTominay, Napoli Star: A Successful Player and Businessman
Scott McTominay has not only excelled as a midfielder helping Napoli win the Italian league title in 2025 but has also found notable success as a businessman with profitable investments under his name in the UK.
Global buys majority stake in Gary Neville’s YouTube group The Overlap
Global has acquired a majority stake in The Overlap, a YouTube media business co-founded by Gary Neville, highlighting the growing influence of streaming platforms in sports broadcasting.
MMA: The Trump Family Invests Millions in Conor McGregor's Business
The Trump family is set to invest $23 million in UFC star Conor McGregor's business ventures, highlighting their close ties beyond public appearances.
LIVE Dinamo in big trouble. Rijeka soon to present unexpected business?
The winter transfer window is open across most major European leagues, with Croatian clubs negotiating transfers ahead of the official opening on January 10.
Much More Than Basketball and Football: This Is Querejeta's Conglomerate of Companies Behind Baskonia and Alavés
The article explores Querejeta's business empire that supports both the Baskonia basketball and Alavés football clubs, highlighting their significant milestones in European sports.
Josep Pedró, a butcher at the Dakar: "The crisis left me without sponsors and I dedicated myself to the family business"
Josep Pedró, a butcher, will participate in the Dakar Rally while running his family's business after losing sponsorships due to the crisis.
Roma Means Business: Here’s Where the Giallorossi Can Go
Gian Piero Gasperini's decision to join AS Roma instead of Juventus is already yielding positive results as the team competes for the top positions in the league, raising questions about their potential to challenge for the championship against Inter, Milan, and Napoli.