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Change of Venue

Mike Schuster Dec 11, 2008 3:00 pm


		Eight new and improved recession-friendly stadium names.

The economic landscape has been altered by 2008’s many twists and turns. From financial services to automotive to retail, nary a sector has been spared.

Which got us thinking: Are the concert and sport venues that bear the names of prominent companies an accurate reflection of their current state? Not so much.

So we put together a list of suggestions for new stadium names that are.

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