Superagent Emanuel Confirms Endeavor’s Bid for PGA Tour

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“It’s one of the great sports. I love it.” Ari Emanuel, chief executive officer of Endeavor Group Holdings Inc., has confirmed an earlier Bloomberg News report that his company is interested buying a stake in the PGA Tour. He spoke with Lucas Shaw at the opening of the inaugural Bloomberg Screentime conference in Los Angeles. (Excerpt)

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