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    Former Viking Kyle Rudolph: Private Equity ‘Great’ for the NFL
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    Topgolf celebrates the grand opening of its newest location in Parsippany, N.J., on July 2.
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    ‘Golf Is Having a Moment’: Topgolf CEO Talks Expansion Plans
    Leonard Green & Partners acquired a 60% stake in Topgolf.
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    John Textor Seeks $400M From Michele Kang in Lyon Takeover Suit
    Textor claims Kang convinced him to give up control of Lyon while plotting to oust him.
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    Mark Cuban Gearing Up for Lawsuit Over New Mavs Arena
    Cuban seeks to prove Patrick Dumont unlawfully cut him out of opportunities.
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    Seahawks Set NFL Record With $9.612B Sale to Khosla
    Vinod Khosla’s wife will “serve as the controlling owner.”
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    Two Bidders Pull Ahead in Seahawks Sale Process
    One of the two groups includes at least one former Seahawks player.
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    Clock Is Ticking on LIV Golf’s Search for New Investors
    LIV’s U.K. event is scheduled to begin July 23.
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    Versant Buys Woods-Backed Golf Simulator Company for $530M
    Full Swing is the predominant technology used by TGL.
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    Nike’s Rumored China E-Commerce Gamble Could Be a Misstep
    Nike will reportedly stop letting other companies sell its products online in China.
    Jan 22, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Washington Spirit team owner Michele Kang talks to media during a press conference at BMO Stadium.
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    Michele Kang to Buy Lyon in Deal That Would End Textor’s Ownership
    Kang will pay $30 million for around 88% of Lyon.