How Saudi Arabia aims to help women's tennis through its Public Investment Fund
WTA decided to follow ATP’s footsteps by signing a multi-year partnership with Saudi Arabia’s investment fund last year, the ...
WTA introduces paid maternity leave in tennis: Exploring Saudi Arabia's role in landmark decision
WTA decided to follow ATP’s footsteps by signing a multi-year partnership with Saudi Arabia’s investment fund last year, the ...
Women's tennis players are finally getting paid parental leave. Here's what 5 stars have said about getting back into the game after having kids.
The Women's Tennis Association announced Maternity Fund Program on Wednesday. The fund is sponsored by Saudi Arabia's Public ...
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Is padel the new tennis? Inside the ‘addictive’ game taking over Dubai’s sporting scene
Dubai is experiencing a rise in the popularity of padel, once perceived as a niche sport, it has quickly become a widespread ...
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Women's tennis players now are eligible for paid maternity leave financed by Saudi fund
Pregnant players on the women’s tennis tour now can receive 12 months of paid maternity leave, and those who become parents ...
WTA introduces player maternity fund with money from Saudi sovereign wealth fund
Of course, the WTA is not alone in accepting Saudi money. Far more funds have flowed into the sport of golf via its breakaway ...
‘It’s just the beginning’: Victoria Azarenka hails ‘life-changing’ first maternity fund for professional tennis players
Two-time grand slam champion Victoria Azarenka has told CNN Sport that a landmark maternity fund created for professional ...
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Saudi Arabia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Sets Up Own Duty-Free Retailer
Also coming up are the Islamic Solidarity Games, the Women’s Tennis Association finals and the annual Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Al Waha is also targeting the inflight duty-free business.
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WTA introduces player maternity fund with money from Saudi sovereign wealth fund
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have repeatedly criticized the WTA's Saudi relationship ... tennis, inspire more women and girls around the world to take up the game, and help ...
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'Ugly, boring, horrible': Fans vent their fury over latest makeover for women's tennis - but despite the ordeals of Iga Swiatek, Emma Raducanu and Elena Rybakina, the sp…
They say there's no such thing as bad publicity, which is perhaps just as well for an attempt to transform the image of women ...