Jay Moxie examines sports, business, media, and culture through the lens of acquisitions, ownership, and entrepreneurship. Market value, leverage, contracts, and the decisions behind the headlines.
Acquitted in one federal trial, Lil Durk remains detained on separate charges. His bond proposal puts family property and future earnings at risk. Who can afford to keep fighting?
A three year old soccer player, a call to the police, and a youth sports industry collecting billions from parents. When did losing become something adults couldn't handle?
Westside Gunn had the vision. Conway and Benny helped establish the brand. Now a disputed ownership story has people questioning what family owes family when a business becomes successful.
The Knicks gave up five first round picks to complete a championship roster. They won. Now Bridges is struggling, the second apron is looming, and fans are discovering what it costs to keep a winner together.
The Giants entered Week 7 leading their division, preparing to start a third quarterback, and paying a new coach to make difficult decisions. Who pays when those decisions don't work?
A championship changes the conversation. It does not change the discipline of valuing an asset. Jay Moxie examines the deal from both sides of the table.
Jay Moxie writes about acquisitions, ownership, market value, entrepreneurship, and the business decisions behind sports, media, and culture. Moxie Talk examines the headlines through the eyes of a buyer, seller, and business operator.