All articles tagged with #financial issues
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Tomahawk Nation
Florida State's continued employment of coach Mike Norvell is primarily due to the athletic department's financial struggles, including massive debt, limited liquid assets, and high construction costs, which hinder their ability to make coaching changes despite poor team performance and questionable financial decisions.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by One Mile at a Time
Spirit Airlines faces significant financial challenges, with a recent regulatory filing expressing 'substantial doubt' about its ability to continue operating, but CEO Dave Davis downplays the severity, claiming the company is making strategic changes like route re-evaluation and market growth to turn things around, despite ongoing losses and industry pressures.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Front Office Sports
The WNBA and its players' union are at an impasse over a new collective bargaining agreement, with players criticizing the league's initial proposal as inadequate amid ongoing league expansion and rising revenues, including a record media rights deal and new franchises, while players advocate for better compensation.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by NBC Sports
Malik Beasley, an NBA player with a $59.2 million career salary, is facing serious financial problems including lawsuits and a federal gambling investigation related to games in the 2023-24 season, which has also impacted his contract negotiations with Detroit.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by New York Post
Malik Beasley, an NBA player, is facing financial troubles including debts, lawsuits, and a federal gambling investigation, despite earning nearly $60 million in his career. He has been sued for unpaid debts to various creditors and has pledged his NBA contracts as collateral for loans, with some judgments against him. The ongoing gambling probe adds to concerns about his financial stability.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by LADbible
Jim Carrey, who announced his retirement in 2022, is returning to acting due to financial difficulties after reportedly losing his $300 million fortune. Despite initially stating he would only return for a significant script, Carrey is set to reprise his role in "Sonic the Hedgehog 3". His financial strain is partly attributed to expensive purchases and challenges in selling his Los Angeles mansion. Carrey's return to acting aims to restore his financial stability.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
Rudy Giuliani, facing a $146 million defamation judgment for false claims against Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, argued in court that he is financially unable to comply with asset surrender orders. Despite turning over some assets, including a car and part of his watch collection, Giuliani has not fully complied, leading to potential sanctions. The judge denied requests to delay proceedings, emphasizing Giuliani's repeated non-compliance. Giuliani maintains he does not regret his actions, despite the legal and financial repercussions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
The MLB offseason is poised for potential activity following productive general manager meetings, with starting pitching expected to be the most dynamic market segment. The collapse of regional sports networks, particularly affecting small-market teams, complicates financial landscapes, but some teams are prepared to spend on top free agents like Juan Soto and Corbin Burnes. The disparity in local TV revenue could influence market dynamics, with stable RSN situations benefiting larger teams.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Outkick
TGI Fridays is facing financial difficulties, having recently filed for bankruptcy, partly due to $49.7 million in unused gift cards that could pose a significant financial burden if redeemed. The restaurant chain is concerned that the redemption of these non-expiring gift cards, some dating back to 2003, could exacerbate their financial woes. This situation highlights the challenges faced by the restaurant industry, with other chains like Red Lobster also experiencing similar financial struggles.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Prince Andrew is defying King Charles by refusing to vacate the Royal Lodge, despite losing financial support from his brother. This move is seen as dishonoring the royal family and ignoring Charles' wishes for Andrew to move to a smaller residence. Andrew, who has lived at the Royal Lodge since 2004, reportedly wants to leave the property to his daughters as an inheritance, while the residence falls into disrepair.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee Superintendent Keith Posley has resigned effective June 30 after a closed session school board meeting, amid state and federal concerns over district operations that threaten funding. The board unanimously accepted his resignation, and Southwest Regional Superintendent Eduardo Galvan will manage day-to-day operations temporarily. The district faces significant financial reporting issues, with potential loss of state and federal funds, and the board is now searching for a new superintendent.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMJ4 News
Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Keith Posley has resigned following a special board meeting where the Milwaukee Board of School Directors unanimously accepted his resignation. The decision comes amid concerns over financial discrepancies and potential state fund withholding due to overdue financial reports. Eduardo Galvan, Regional Superintendent for the Southwest Region, will temporarily oversee day-to-day operations while the board searches for an interim Superintendent.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
Philadelphia’s University of the Arts, a nearly 150-year-old institution, will close on June 7 due to severe financial difficulties, including declining enrollments and revenues, and unexpected infrastructure costs. The sudden announcement shocked its 1,149 students and nearly 700 faculty and staff, many of whom learned about it through media before receiving official confirmation. The school’s accreditation was revoked, leaving no option but to close. Efforts are being made to assist students in transferring to other institutions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WHYY
The University of the Arts in Philadelphia announced its sudden closure effective June 7, leaving students, faculty, and alumni shocked and frustrated. The institution cited financial difficulties and declining enrollments as reasons for the shutdown. Efforts are being made to transfer current students to other programs at nearby universities. The abrupt announcement has drawn criticism for its lack of communication and planning, with many expressing concern over the impact on students' education and financial commitments.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press
Xavi Hernández announced he is leaving Barcelona with a "clear conscience" after the club decided to part ways with him. He stated that it will be up to president Joan Laporta to explain the reasons behind this decision. Xavi, who led Barcelona to a league title last year, will coach his final game against Sevilla on Sunday. Speculation suggests former Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick might replace him.