Marc Lore hopes to have 50,000 people move to Telosa. Angel Chevrestt To lure some of the city’s earliest businesses, Lore will also build a venture capital fund for startups willing to relocate ...

As most of a nearly yearlong arbitration process against Glen Taylor played out, Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez didn’t comment publicly on the process that determined the future ownership of the ...

So Lore decided to pivot by opening Wonder’s first pick up location at 2030 Broadway – a 3,668 Square-foot space that will make deliveries from W. 66th St. to W. 75th St., between Central Park ...

Marc Lore is cheering for a win in mediation. Bruce Kluckhohn-USA TODAY Sports By showing up to the Governors Meeting, Lore signaled that he was fully engaged in this legal fight, sources said.

Marc Lore: Former Walmart president reveals plan for $400-billion Utopian city in the US desert Telosa's name derives from the Ancient Greek word telos – meaning "higher purpose." ...

As new Wolves and Lynx owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez begin their quest for a Target Center replacement, they're likely to find politicians highly skeptical of sending public money to help them ...

Marc Lore would be new Wolves majority owner, not A-Rod Also in this NY Post article, we find that, as of today, Glen Taylor owns 36.1% of the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Marc Lore + A-Rod group ...

This was the setting for Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez to hold their first news conference-style media session (after doing interviews with the Minnesota Star Tribune and others) since taking over as ...

How we got here In 2021, Glen Taylor agreed to sell the MN Timberwolves to an ownership group led by Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez. Since the beginning, the process has been weird.

FILE – In this May 2, 2016, file photo, Marc Lore speaks during an interview in Hoboken, N.J. Former baseball star Alex Rodriguez and e-commerce mogul Lore purchased a 20 percent stake in the ...

— Marc Lore (@MarcLore) November 14, 2021 Lore says he has been doing it five times a week, and wants to keep going to see how far he can take his game after starting so late in life.

Marc Lore, part owner of the Minnesota Timberwolves and founder of Jet.com, now is bringing his e-commerce knowhow to the world of food delivery with a new app that he says has attracted $500 ...