A report from Front Office Sports claims Buss will remain as team governor for up to five years "at most." That puts a hard ...

Buss family timeline with Lakers 1979: Jerry Buss purchases Lakers, LA Kings, and the Forum for $67.5 million. ... Jeanie Buss had control over the team's business operations, ...

Jeanie Buss is confident in the future of the Lakers after selling the majority stake in the team for $10 billion and striking the largest sale ever of a U.S. pro sports franchise.

Jeanie Buss fired her brother Jim last month and put Magic Johnson in charge of the Lakers’ basketball decision-making. Then she successfully defended her right to do so in court.

A few weeks later, the coup attempt became public after Jeanie’s lawyers found a way to reassert her control. The episode led to fissures in trust, and Buss turned to people she had known for years.

Jeanie Buss and the Los Angeles Lakers agreed to sell a majority ownership of the franchise to Mark Walter, who the CEO of TWG Global. ESPN's Shams Charania reported this shocking news on ...

Jerry Buss, Jeanie’s father, bought the Lakers for $67.5 million in 1979 as part of a deal that included the Kings and what is now known as the Kia Forum. Explore More ...

Jeanie Buss's net worth is close to a billion as the controlling owner and president of the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers. She took on the role in 2013.

A battle over control of the Los Angeles Lakers is over after an agreement was reached to have Jeanie Buss serve as controlling owner of the storied NBA franchise for the rest of her life. The ...

Buried in the 39-page trust document stamped “Confidential” is the paragraph at the heart of the struggle to control the Lakers. Wedged between legalese about distributing household items and ...

The Buss family has agreed to sell the controlling stake in the Los Angeles Lakers with a franchise valuation of $10 billion — the most ever for a professional sports franchise.