Looking at the bigger economic picture, the outlay of Super League clubs will inevitably drive up the cost of transfers, wages and agents' fees in the major European leagues. From there it all gets a bit weird. Chinese spending certainly isn't limited to Tevez, and this for a league with an average attendance of little over 24,000. In regards to the future of European football, and certainly the Premier League, we have a tendency as fandom, punditocracy and press to be more than a little parochial. This has established that cumulative audiences for live Premier League programming rose 11 per cent to 1.35 billion. Pub figures are currently marginal for obvious reasons. China factory activity cools in April as recovery challenges loom Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers clash on USA Network was themost-watched final matchday fixture on pay-TV, with a record 681,000 viewers. And given their spurious 14 million story, theyre obviously as keen as ever to associate their PL coverage with popularity. Sky reportedly paid 4.2bn to gain Try full digital access and see why over 1 million readers subscribe to the FT, Purchase a Trial subscription for S$1 for 4 weeks, You will be billed S$95 per month after the trial ends, The Big Dig: Germany reopens its mines in quest for mineral self-sufficiency, Singapore deepens US defence ties despite Chinese financial inflows, Long-lived rivals: actuaries say Biden and Trump are not too old for office, Inflations legacy hits European households even as price growth ebbs, Chinas local governments stuck with bill for neighbourhood surveillance, Charlie Munger: US banks are full of bad commercial property loans, JPMorgan to acquire First Republics deposits as US regulators step in, JPMorgan, Citizens and PNC submit bids for First Republic, Disney uses Ron DeSantiss own words against him in free speech lawsuit, Deutsche Bank plans to beef up investment bank advisory team, Investors bet on shrinking pool of tech stocks as rally narrows, Totals chief tells investors European listing to blame for oil groups trading discount, FirstFT: The second-biggest bank failure in US history, Building society chief warns deposit-scheme reform will hit lending, China, America and why not all growth is equal, The costs of entrenched high inflation cannot be ignored, A gruesome episode tells a painful story about corporate Japan, Labour has leverage to carry out private equity tax reform, Inside the elite British college for the worlds best nannies.
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