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That’s funny. But WTF?
That’s funny. But WTF?
Oh Boy. 25% without any shares from Mark, who only owns, wut, 30% and has no heirs.25% of Raiders purchased https://x.com/KalshiGridiron/status/2054978935067177001?s=20
Tech money.![]()
Egon Durban
Egon Durban is a Managing Partner and Co-CEO of Silver Lake, and was a founding principal of the firm at its launch in 1999. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Endeavor Group Holdings and on the board of TKO Group Holdings. He also serves on the board of directors of portfolio […]www.silverlake.com
He's got a pretty close business relationship with Musk.Tech money.
Mark has already given up control. He’s now just a face and (fake) influence while he rides off into the sunset, no?Mark gonna get squeezed out here?
maybe, i haven’t been paying that close attentionMark has already given up control. He’s now just a face and (fake) influence while he rides off into the sunset, no?
Mark has already given up control. He’s now just a face and (fake) influence while he rides off into the sunset, no?
Mark has already given up control. He’s now just a face and (fake) influence while he rides off into the sunset, no?
Mark gonna get squeezed out here?
Again: Leave the logo and uni's alone!He seems to be selling it piece by piece and fading to black.
True. Although IDK what, if anything, Mark has signed away, i.e., whether he has already signed a contract promising to transfer control of the team at some point in the future, contracts can always be breached, leaving a prospective owner with a damages claim and not control, unless the NFL’s ownership bylaws say something differently, but even then an antitrust claim could ensue.No, because he still controls who has control. What is giveth can be taken away.
True. Although IDK what, if anything, Mark has signed away, i.e., whether he has already signed a contract promising to transfer control of the team at some point in the future, contracts can always be breached, leaving a prospective owner with a damages claim and not control, unless the NFL’s ownership bylaws say something differently, but even then an antitrust claim could ensue.