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Apparently, the company's former chief of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, is interested in buying basketball team Los Angeles Clippers. TMZ reported on Sunday night that the former chief executive of Microsoft's wife met with Donald Sterling-Regulation, Shelley, to talk about a possible sale of the team that is part of the NBA.
ESPN reported Friday that the day of Donald Sterling, who was expelled from the NBA on April 29 after he made racist comments, will allow his wife to negotiate a deal for the Clippers. The NBA is trying to force-un Sterling mmmmh forgo the leadership of this team.
Meanwhile, Ballmer's name has come up as a potential buyer. Ballmer had told the Wall Street Journal earlier this month that if he buys Clippers-at, he will not them captive in Seattle, even though mmmmh he still lives in the Northwest. "I do not work anymore, so I have more geographic flexibility than I had a year, a year and a half ago," he told the Journal. "The mmmmh shift in any other country would be a destruction of value." Naturally, TMZ is a site that deals with gossip about celebrities mmmmh and can not be called as the most reliable source of news. (CIO English)
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