The licensing giant confirmed months-long rumors that it plans to become a “one-stop shop” in the digital sports arena, transitioning to a larger, integrated Fanatics company that will be a major player in gaming, sports betting and media. The new, broader entity will see founder Michael Rubin return to the CEO post, from the role of executive chairman he has held since 2011, joined by some big names recently brought into the executive suite. IAC CFO Glenn Schiffman joined as chief financial officer; LA Dodgers President Tucker Kain is chief strategy and growth officer; and former FanDuel CEO Matt King ... Log in to view full article.