The WNBA filed trademarks for the name “Portland Fire” and a stylized “P” logo earlier this week, potentially indicating that the league’s 15th franchise will revive the Fire name from ...

Athletic Greens, which created AG1, a powdered beverage designed to provide daily nutrition, raised $115 million in new funding that boosts its pre-money valuation to $1.2 billion. The New York ...

Due to its high price tag and nutrient density, Athletic Greens AG1 isn’t for everyone. Here’s what you need to know about the eight best alternatives to AG1.

Why Consider Alternatives to Athletic Greens (AG1)? While AG1 is a high-quality product, it’s not the only greens powder on the market.

Affiliate. Compare Live it Up Super Greens and Athletic Greens AG1 to find out which powder is better for you.

The popular direct-to-consumer supplement has raised its most significant capital to date to be the next Gatorade or Red Bull—but healthy.

AG1, formerly Athletic Greens, is a popular greens supplement, but is it worth the hype? Here’s what our dietitian says, plus an editor’s review after trying it herself.

"I believe the NCAA is going to allow us to put a sponsored logo on the field during the regular season," Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin said.