Juventus Shares Plunge on Capital Raise Plan - Bloomberg

Juventus Football Club SpA fell the most in more than four years in Milan after the team said Friday that it’s planning a €200 million ($211 million) capital increase.

Juventus shares rise despite parent Exor denying sale plans

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Exor Makes $200 Million Investment in Ride-Share Company Via - WSJ

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Juventus to Lose Money Until Ronaldo Deal Ends, Analyst Says - Bloomberg

Juventus May Need New Capital Injection, Sole Reports - Bloomberg

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SoftBank Vision Fund Loses $7.2 Billion on Tech Writedowns