In Chime Financial’s IPO prospectus on Tuesday, the company disclosed terms of its sponsorship deal with the NBA’s Dallas ...

Yes! Against all odds, and their own history, the Mavericks drew the No. 1 pick in Monday evening’s NBA draft lottery and the ...

Chime paid the Mavericks an average of $11.1 million the last three years, according to the company's filing. The Mavericks received $11.2 million in 2024, $11.5 million in 2023 and $10.5 million in ...

“We’re looking forward to seeing everyone in the building,” said Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer Welts, who on Jan ...

Flagg was stone-faced the night of the draft but was far more positive and optimistic speaking to reporters at the NBA Draft ...

By winning the lottery, the Mavs earned the right to pick first overall in next month's draft in New York and essentially won ...

the Dallas Mavericks select . . . Cooper Flagg!” Enjoy the first cheers from Mavs fans since that fateful day in February. Watch Flagg put on a cap with the Mavs logo, and pretend that the last ...

Fintech company Chime paid the Mavericks $33 million over three years for the team’s jersey patch rights and other ...

When NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum held up the Dallas Mavericks logo Monday night, announcing they had turned their 1.8% chance into the No. 1 pick, Cooper Flagg's reaction was understated.

Chime Financial paid the NBA's Dallas Mavericks roughly $33 million over three years to have its logo worn as a patch on player jerseys, the company disclosed in its IPO filing Tuesday.