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Originally Posted by JCH3
Originally Posted by rickybadman
I know David Stern is asking everyone at the NBA offices if he can fine Cuban for this.
So true.
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So why are they going after Cuban NOW after they had this case for 2 years?
Might this website and Cuban's activism in this field be a little annoyance to the authorities in these times?
Originally Posted by SharpiePoint
QFT. Getting caught doesn't however.Originally Posted by Dirtylicious
insider trading makes the market go round.