New Lakers ownership targets $30B valuation within one decade
The new ownership group of the Los Angeles Lakers is projecting the franchise's value will reach $30 billion within ten years, nearly double its current valuation.
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The new ownership group of the Los Angeles Lakers is projecting the franchise's value will reach $30 billion within ten years, nearly double its current valuation.
With owners increasingly selling stakes and franchises changing hands faster, the NBA commissioner's role as custodian of the league's interests has grown more central and influential.
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The WNBA is preparing a commissioner search and signaling it wants a 'Commissioner of the People' who can connect with stakeholders beyond the traditional power structure.
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The New York Times published an opinion piece about how the Green Bay Packers' non-billionaire, community-owned structure stands in contrast to the trend of billionaire ownership across professional sports.