Iger, Kushner Mull Bid for NBA Expansion Team
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The race to own the NBA's next expansion franchise is heating up. Bloomberg's Randall Williams joins Open Interest to break down why Las Vegas is attracting a crowded field of billionaire bidders,...
The race to own the NBA's next expansion franchise is heating up. Bloomberg's Randall Williams joins Open Interest to break down why Las Vegas is attracting a crowded field of billionaire bidders, when Adam Silver could make a decision, and how private equity could reshape the economics of professional sports ownership. (Source: Bloomberg)
Glass House Analysis
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