Danish esports organization RFRSH Entertainment has announced new funding of €10 million to help solidify and expand its presence in the industry.

London tech billionaire Tej Kohli is launching a €50 million investment fund aimed at supporting the growth of the European esports scene.

Mixed Martial Arts Promotion ONE Championship is commiting $50 million to bring a series of esports tournaments to various cities across Asia.

Fnatic couldn’t match their Chinese opponent, and Invictus Gaming ran out strong 3-0 winners in the 2018 League of Legends World Championships.

Over the past few years, a number of famous names from business, entertainment, and sports have invested heavily in esports. Here’s a rundown.

Korean teams’ dominance of the League of Legends World Championship is over, and now it is either Fnatic or Invictus Gaming who will be the 2018 Champion.

After a rather ordinary group stage, FaZe Clan raised their game to produce a dominant, aggressive display and win EPICENTER 2018.

Gaming research firm SuperData has launched a new viewership reporting tool to helps users measure critical ROI and related metrics.

The Esports Integrity Coalition has welcomed Luckbox to its ranks, the latest in the non-profit’s effort to make esports a fair and safe environment.

Fortnite developer Epic Games has successfully accrued fresh funds in the amount of $1.25 billion. For what will they use the mountain of money? Read on.

The rising BLAST Pro Series and leading headgear company Turtle Beach have partnered for the upcoming Copenhagen CS:GO tournament.

A tournament so often dominated by LCK teams in recent years now looks much more open. Have Korean juggernauts finally met their match?

Financial services powerhouse Deloitte has announced its foray into esports by sponsoring the upcoming ESL Dutch Championship.

Trust Esports, a newly launched venture capital fund, has announced plans to invest €20 million in esports startup companies.