Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross sells 10 percent of franchise
Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross sold 10 percent of the South Florida’s NFL franchise he has owned for 17 seasons, the team’s stadium and the events held at it to investment group Ares Management funds (Ares), and Brooklyn Nets owners Joe Tsai and Oliver Weisberg.
In addition to the Miami Dolphins, the transaction includes iconic assets such as Hard Rock Stadium and the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross announced Wednesday that the non-controlling investment into the team and Hard Rock Stadium ...
After the NFL agreed to allow private equity firms to invest in its franchises earlier this year, the Miami Dolphins is now ...
Two National Football League teams have sold minority ownership stakes to private equity, the first such deals in league ...
Stephen M. Ross has sold a portion of his ownership in the Miami Dolphins and related assets to Ares Management, Joe Tsai, ...
IRVING, TEXAS — More than three months after NFL team owners approved a measure permitting franchises to sell minority ...
Ares Management purchased 10 percent of the Dolphins, the team announced after the vote. Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty owner Joseph Tsai also purchased three percent of the Dolphins. In total, 13 ...
In a first for the National Football League, two private equity firms, Ares Management and Arctos Partners, have clinched ...
At the NFL owners' meetings in Dallas, Terry Pegula's plan to sell 20% of the Bills was approved. The investor group includes ...
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