Consumer Electronics
World Surf League dealt blow as Samsung ends major sponsorship
LaLiga teams up with Ballr
Esports team Echo Fox signs apparel deal
Jiangsu Suning signs new main sponsor
Panasonic connects with Lega Basket Serie A
Super Rugby’s Lions connect with Hisense
Boston Celtics join NBA jersey sponsor set
Canon snaps extension to Rugby World Cup partnership
NHL teams up with Mitsubishi Electric in Canada
Brother extends commitment to UK cycling events
Timberwolves sign up partners for arena development
Nikon maintains Fina focus for Windsor’s upcoming Worlds
Naming rights partner signed for new Pro Football Hall of Fame venture
Electronic equipment manufacturer Johnson Controls has signed on as the naming rights partner of an under-construction sports and entertainment village that will be part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in the US city of Canton, Ohio.
Fiesta Bowl says game on with PlayStation partnership
Sony-owned gaming brand PlayStation has agreed a multi-year deal to become title sponsor of the Fiesta Bowl college American football game.
Acer extends backing of LPGA tournament
Taiwanese electronics company Acer has extended its backing of the ShopRite LPGA Classic golf tournament as part of its wide-ranging partnership with the Ladies Professional Golf Association.
Snooker’s German Masters pockets title sponsor
Asian online gaming entertainment platform F66.com has signed on as title sponsor of the 2017 German Masters snooker tournament.
ING-DiBa extends DBB deal in post-Nowitzki era
German banking group ING-DiBa has renewed as the main sponsor of Germany’s national basketball and national wheelchair basketball teams at roughly the same fee as the previous deal, despite the retirement of the brand’s long-term brand ambassador, Dirk Nowitzki, from international basketball at the start of this year.
HSBC follows broad-based audience into cycling
Financial services company HSBC will aim to “bring cycling to every family in the UK” under its new main sponsor agreement with British Cycling, the brand’s first major deal outside of golf, rugby union and tennis.