SEC investigating Daktronics in Kawhi Leonard case
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SEC investigating Daktronics in Kawhi Leonard case
The federal government and the NBA are investigating video display and scoreboard manufacturer Daktronics in connection with a scandal involving the Los Angeles Clippers in which the club allegedly circumvented the league's salary cap to sign star player Kawhi Leonard. During Daktronics's first-quarter earnings call, chief financial officer Howard Atkins confirmed the company had received requests...
SEC looking into Kawhi Leonard's endorsement deal with Daktronics as NBA probe continues
Getty Images The NBA’s investigation into cap circumvention involving the Los Angeles Clippers and Kawhi Leonard has stretched on for nearly a calendar year, with the league’s probe expanding recently from the questionable endorsement deal with Aspiration to a second deal with scoreboard manufacturer Daktronics. That saga took another twist on Wednesday when Daktronics CFO Howard Atkins told investors on the company’s earnings call that Daktroni…
SEC investigates Daktronics over Kawhi Leonard ties
The investigation surrounding Kawhi Leonard and his reported ties to Daktronics has taken another significant turn, with the Securities and Exchange Commission now seeking information from the company. Journalist Pablo Torre reported Wednesday that the SEC has opened an investigation involving Daktronics and Leonard. The development comes while the NBA is already requesting information connected […]
SEC now seeking information connected to Kawhi Leonard, Clippers probe
The NBA isn’t the only organization asking questions about Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers anymore. The Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking information from Daktronics concerning the company and Leonard, as relayed by Grant Afseth of Dallas Sports Journal. Howard Atkins, the company’s acting chief financial officer, disclosed the SEC’s interest during Daktronics’ quarterly earnings […]
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