Mutual fund companies Janus Capital Corp. and the Invesco FundsGroup say they aren't pursuing paying for the naming rights.Neither is AT&T Broadband, which had gone as far as registeringthe name AT&T Broadband Stadium to protect its right to use thename.
The latest development has come in the wake of Mayor WellingtonWebb's severe criticism of a proposal to rename the stadium. Webbsays he has not only received overwhelming support for his stancelocally, but also says people from all across the country havebacked him up.
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