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Frate vai pure lì che se aspetti noi resti fresco. 😅 Ausilio è a Capri in vacanza a scoparsi la Bertini, Marotta sta sfondando la bionda di Oaktree. Con 60 milioni Oaktree fa 3 squadre, altro che l’esterno, finitela con questa favola.
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@nathanTbernard Once again, Nazi grifting shit-for-brains @grahamformaine is talking out. His own cash is coming in from across the country and there is a 0% chance that he is refusing large donations if any wealthy are stupid enough to put the retard in the Senate. Once again, Nazi grifting shit-for-brains is talking out of his ass. You are 100% full of shite, 100% of the time. The Harris campaign sources: Super PACs and Dark Money: Super PACs, notably Future Forward, played a major role. While Harris's official campaign raised about $1 billion, allied outside groups and Super PACs brought in over $500 million. These PACs rely on unlimited contributions from wealthy donors, corporations, and "dark money" 501(c)(4) nonprofits, which do not have to disclose their donors. Joint Fundraising Committees: The campaign raised much of its big-dollar money through the Harris Victory Fund, a joint committee that splits large checks among the national party, state parties, and the campaign itself. By utilizing these committees, wealthy donors could write single checks that legally distributed money across dozens of different Democratic entities at once. A partial list... and this is not including the Super Pacs. The final campaign finance disclosures verified by tracking entities like Forbes and Bloomberg confirm that over 80 billionaires financially backed Kamala Harris's campaign. The comprehensive list of billionaires who funded or publicly backed her White House run, broken down by industry, includes: Technology, Venture Capital & Telecom Bill Gates (Microsoft co-founder) Melinda French Gates (Philanthropist) Dustin Moskovitz (Meta/Facebook co-founder) Reed Hastings (Netflix co-founder) Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn co-founder) Eric Schmidt (Former Google CEO) Laurene Powell Jobs (Emerson Collective / Apple heir) Sheryl Sandberg (Former Meta COO) Chris Larsen (Ripple co-founder) Vinod Khosla (Khosla Ventures) Chris Sacca (Lowercase Capital) Joe Gebbia (Airbnb co-founder) Mark Cuban (Cost Plus Drugs / Tech entrepreneur) Barry Diller (IAC/InterActiveCorp) Dagmar Dolby (Dolby Laboratories) Charles Ergen (DISH Network) James Goodnight (SAS Institute) Ron Conway (SV Angel venture capitalist) Finance, Hedge Funds & Private Equity Michael Bloomberg (Bloomberg LP founder) George Soros (Soros Fund Management) Alex Soros (Open Society Foundations) Tom Steyer (Farallon Capital founder) Jonathan Gray (Blackstone President) David Blitzer (Blackstone executive) Hamilton James (Former Blackstone executive) David Bonderman (TPG Capital co-founder) Jim Coulter (TPG Capital co-founder) John Doerr (Kleiner Perkins venture capitalist) Marc Lasry (Avenue Capital Group) Glenn Hutchins (Silver Lake co-founder) Bruce Karsh (Oaktree Capital Management) Henry Laufer (Renaissance Technologies Media, Sports & Entertainment Steven Spielberg (Director/Amblin) George Lucas (Lucasfilm) Oprah Winfrey (Harpo Productions) David Geffen (DreamWorks co-founder) Haim Saban (Saban Capital Group)
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Ma va che son tutte offerte finte. Tranquillo che oaktree offerte scritte superiori al ralphcano non ne manda
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Con Oaktree e Lotito finisce a Novembre sta trattativa, per due milioni
L'Inter ha già raggiunto un accordo con #Provedel sull'ingaggio, triennale da oltre 1,5 milioni a stagione più bonus ma il salario potrebbe aumentare in rapporto all'indennizzo: il club nerazzurro non va oltre 2-2,5 milioni più bonus, la Lazio chiede di più Pedullà
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IndagatoSilente retweeted
Quando ve ne andate? @oaktree? @maxcatanese?
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$1.7 trillion in direct lending. And it has never seen a real credit contraction. Howard Marks, Oaktree co-chairman on @Barrons: direct lending grew from essentially zero 15 years ago to $1.7 trillion today. The entire asset class was built, validated, and scaled in conditions that never included a genuine credit squeeze. The illiquidity premium investors accepted? It looked like free money in a benign environment. In a real contraction, it becomes the cost of not being able to exit at the worst possible moment. Every institutional portfolio that increased private credit allocation over the past decade has this embedded. The stress-test has not arrived. Marks is not saying it will. He is saying the history does not include it. That is not the same thing as safe. Full read: podcastalpha.substack.com/p/… Source: At Barron's - youtube.com/watch?v=ZPpcUUe9…
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Light ⭐⭐ retweeted
Salve @Oaktree
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Resteranno per molto tempo, già son 2 anni che ci sono.
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Replying to @CalcioFinanza
Ma dove ??? Ancora con sto Oaktree… smettetela
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Replying to @SlotMercato @Inter
Sempre lo stesso che ha detto che oaktree avrebbe concesso l'extra budget per spingersi a 50 mln per prendere Palestra... Ok
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Replying to @Jufut51 @Oaktree
La mia quarta
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Se i lavori dello stadio iniziano quest'anno entro il '28 vendono sicuro
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Replying to @Jufut51 @Oaktree
Speriamo vendano il prima possibile
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È follia pensare che un Fondo speculativo che ha acquisito l'Inter per caso investa cifre importanti anche perché il loro obbiettivo è avviare i lavori dello stadio e vendere
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Replying to @CarloAl87550029
il punto.. è che si sta parlando di debito della holding Grand Tower che prima escussione era verso Oaktree come creditore esterno.. e adesso è sempre verso Oaktree come creditore interno. Quindi si tratta di un debito infragruppo.. che si cancella con una riga di penna.
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🚨 FLASH @Inter Vi ricordate quando vi ho parlato a marzo di un budget di 40/50 mln per il #Calciomercato? Lo confermo😉 Nessun extrabudget da #Oaktree, solo una grossa percentuale dei ricavati dalle cessioni💸 Si dovrà lavorare di fantasia alla Pinetina...
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