Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling\’s bid to block the $2 billion sale of the NBA team in a probate trial entered its final stretch on Wednesday when his attorneys sought to prove his estranged wife improperly seized control of the franchise.
Basketball franchise the Los Angeles Clippers is not for sale, owner Donald Sterling said on Monday, vowing to fight to keep the team he built, NBC News reported, in the latest salvo of his battle with the league.
Donald Sterling, the embattled owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, has agreed to sell the team for $2 billion and will drop his lawsuit against the National Basketball Association, his lawyer, Maxwell Blecher, said on Wednesday.
Donald Sterling, forced to sell his National Basketball Association team after a lifetime ban for making racist comments, is not going to be remembered as a \”visionary,\” \”icon\” or \”oracle\” – terms attached over the years to renowned business personalities such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Warren Buffett.
Former Microsoft Corp CEO Steve Ballmer has purchased the NBA\’s Los Angeles Clippers franchise for $2 billion, a record for a professional basketball team, sole trustee Shelly Sterling announced on Friday.
Donald Sterling said the NBA has no basis for stripping him of ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Donald Sterling reportedly is threatening to sue the NBA for his life ban for making racist remarks in a private conversation.
Not every celebrity endorsement is a welcome one.
Magic Johnson said Donald Sterling’s diminishing his charitable efforts in the African-American community would not harm relations between the Jewish and black communities.
When I heard the tape recordings of Donald Sterling, I, like many of you, felt outrage and disgust.
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