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nfl1 year ago

Eagles Owner Jeff Lurie Considering Minority Stake Sale

Jeff Lurie, owner of the Philadelphia Eagles, is considering selling a minority stake in the team, which he bought in 1994 for $185 million and is now valued at $7.5 billion. Lurie is working with investment bank BDT & MSD to find potential buyers but insists there is no path to a controlling interest. The exact percentage for sale is undetermined, and a deal may not materialize. This move is unlikely to affect the team's day-to-day operations, and Lurie has been increasingly involving his son Julian in team operations. The Eagles have not commented on the report.

sports-business2 years ago

Amazon's Strategic Investments in Sports Broadcasting and Media Industry

Amazon has acquired a minority stake in Diamond Sports Group's Bally Sports regional networks, allowing games televised on Bally Sports channels to be streamed on Amazon Prime, benefiting nearly 40 MLB, NBA, and NHL teams with local television contracts. This move comes as part of Diamond's bankruptcy restructuring, providing a potential stabilizing force in the uncertain television landscape for professional sports teams across the country.

sports2 years ago

Tom Brady to become minority owner of Las Vegas Raiders pending NFL approval.

Tom Brady has reached an agreement with Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis for a minority ownership stake in the NFL franchise, pending approval by the league's owners. If approved, Brady would become the third player in league history to have an ownership stake in a franchise. The terms of the deal were not reported, and it is unclear how the ownership stake would affect Brady's role as a Fox analyst.

business2 years ago

John Lewis mulls diluting employee ownership structure.

John Lewis is reportedly considering selling a minority stake in its employee-owned business structure to raise up to £2bn for investment in technology, data analysis, and Waitrose's supply chain. The move would not remove the mutual ownership structure altogether, and staff would retain majority control. The profit-sharing model has occasionally resulted in big windfalls, but the firm has had to navigate the pandemic and a cost of living crisis, resulting in a loss of £234m in 2022-3 and no bonus to staff. John Lewis has not commented on the reports.