Will Carolina Panthers’ Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte keep same name after 2024?

The Carolina Panthers and Bank of America must decide soon whether the Charlotte-based bank keeps its name on the NFL team's stadium — at a price certain to be higher than the current $7 million annual fee.

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