Apple Interested in Buying Manchester United: Report

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Tech giant Apple is considering buying Manchester United, according to The Daily Star.The British tabloid newspaper, without citing any sources, said Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook, was interested ...

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Apple has too much $ so thinking of ways to throw it away? Haha
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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.</p><p>Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.</p><p>The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.</p><p>In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.</p><p>“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”</p><p>Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.</p><p>Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.</p><p>The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.</p><p>In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.</p><p>“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”</p><p>Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.</p><p>Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.</p><p>The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.</p><p>In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.</p><p>“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”</p><p>Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.</p><p>Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.</p><p>The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.</p><p>In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.</p><p>“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”</p><p>Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. Potential bidders include Man Utd fan Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a British billionaire.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":9968780425,"gmtCreate":1669332431068,"gmtModify":1676538183020,"author":{"id":"4127954790020922","authorId":"4127954790020922","name":"MeowKitty","avatar":"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/5801ac0c36a39786f5114e0b7bde5a4d","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":1},"htmlText":"Great","listText":"Great","text":"Great","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":7,"commentSize":9,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9968780425","repostId":1104998790,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1104998790","pubTimestamp":1669303253,"share":"https://www.laohu8.com/m/news/1104998790?lang=&edition=full","pubTime":"2022-11-24 23:20","market":"us","language":"en","title":"Apple Interested in Buying Manchester United: Report","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1104998790","media":"MarketWatch","summary":"Tech giant Apple is considering buying Manchester United, according to The Daily Star.The British ta","content":"<html><head></head><body><p>Tech giant Apple is considering buying Manchester United, according to The Daily Star.</p><p>The British tabloid newspaper, without citing any sources, said Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook, was interested in paying £5.8 billion for the storied Premier League football club.</p><p>“CEO Tim Cook is keen to explore the opportunities owning United could provide – and will line up talks with the banks appointed to oversee the sale, which include The Raine Group,” wrote the Daily Star on Thursday.</p><p>The newspaper said that a purchase by Apple would make Man Utd the richest club in the world.</p><p>However, given a number of other clubs such as Newcastle United, owned by Saudia Arabia, have the resources of wealthy countries who do not need to apply commercial logic to their holdings, this claim is incorrect.</p><p>Apple could not be reached for comment. 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Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”</p><p>Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.</p><p>Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.</p><p>The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.</p><p>In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.</p><p>“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.</p><p>Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.</p><p>The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.</p><p>In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.</p><p>“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”</p><p>Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. 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Manchester United did not reply to a request for comment.Man Utd has been put in play after American owners the Glazers this week said they were considering options for the business, which is quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.The Glazers, who also own the Tamapa Bay Buccaneers, have been unpopular owners with Man Utd fans; for years facing demonstrations for them to sell.In an open letter sent to the Glazers before the Daily Star published its story, the Manchester United Supporters Trust wrote: “The last 17 years has been characterised by debt and decline – on-the-field and off it. The vast majority of United fans will agree with the conclusion you appear to have also reached – it’s time for change.“You have made huge amounts of money from Manchester United. Hundreds of millions of pounds out, without a single penny of investment in. Whatever commercial objective you had in 2005, we suspect you have met it.”Speculation is building that former Man Utd star David Beckham may front a consortium of buyers for the club. Potential bidders include Man Utd fan Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a British billionaire.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"comments":[{"id":104943562,"gmtCreate":1669297587892,"gmtModify":1669297600942,"authorId":3581501341719005,"author":{"id":3581501341719005,"authorId":3581501341719005,"name":"KYBoo","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/43072e3bdf1be8a6c0fb9e0d7c8a0558","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":9968467279,"type":1,"supId":0,"prevId":0,"content":"<u>hh</u>","text":"<u>hh</u>","html":"<u>hh</u>"}],"langContent":"EN"}],"hasMoreComments":true,"newsSizeData":{"likeSize":286,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"favoriteSize":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false}}