Bass family splits over Lakers stake
The article addresses the internal dispute within the Buss family regarding the necessity of their approval to sell their remaining stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, which amounts to 17.8%. Gerry Buss's children, the longtime owners, are pushing for the sale to a group led by Bob Iger, while Jennie Buss, who has managed the team since her father's death in 2013, opposes completing the deal and warns that voting to sell without her approval would be considered illegal. If the sale goes through, it will mark the end of a more than 40-year era for the family and will grant a new group full control of the club, which is valued at a record $12.5 billion.
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