With a $10 billion deal for the Los Angeles Lakers, Guggenheim CEO Mark Walter is adding another trophy asset to a portfolio ...

As thousands of Latinos and immigrant families pack Dodger Stadium night after night, the team’s billionaire owner has faced ...

Mark Walter is expected to pay $10 billion for the Lakers. He's far from the only billionaire making a big splash in sports.

Guggenheim Partners’ billionaire co-founder Mark Walter is considering stepping down from his post as CEO, according to reports. Walter is considering forming a holding company that would house ...

Mark Walter helped turn Guggenheim Partners into an investment powerhouse. Now he is considering giving up his chief executive post as the firm contends with internal unrest and scrutiny from ...

Jeanie and her five siblings received the majority stake in the franchise upon Jerry’s death in 2013 and she has served in ...

With this latest deal, the longtime Guggenheim Partners CEO now has one of the largest-ever sports portfolios. Guggenheim's Mark Walter builds sports empire with $10B Lakers | Crain's Chicago Business ...

Another executive at Guggenheim Partners has left the building. Patrick Walter, head of human resources, is leaving the New York investment adviser after 17 years, the company announced in a Thursd… ...

When Mark Walter, founder of investment firm Guggenheim Partners, bought the bankrupt Los Angeles Dodgers in 2012, many thought he’d overpaid. The $2.1 billion was almost double what anyone had ...

Mark Walter, a shrewd investor who co-founded Guggenheim Partners and whose net worth is reported as $12.5 billion by Bloomberg, just paid the highest price ever for a pro sports team — and has ...

Mark Walter, chief executive officer of investment firm Guggenheim Partners, is a Chicago resident with Cubs season tickets. When the financially troubled Los Angeles Dodgers franchise went on the ...

Guggenheim Partners LLC’s board told employees Wednesday that Chief Executive Mark Walter has the full support of “each and every one of its members.” In an email to staff, the board members ...