Operational restructuring.' That's what the Minnesota Timberwolves called this week's decision to lay off approximately 40 employees, per reports.

Wonder, Marc Lore's latest startup, wants to be one-stop shop for meals with its food halls. We saw fast delivery, but other ...

New Timberwolves owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez laid off just under 50 employees today in what sources called an “operational restructuring’’ following about a seven-week assessment period.

Fewer than two months after taking controlling ownership of the Timberwolves and Lynx, Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez laid off roughly 40 employees Wednesday, according to Sports Business Journal.

Rodriguez and Lore took over the Wolves and Lynx in June. The post Timberwolves Lay Off Dozens After A-Rod, Lore Take Over ...

When Alex Rodriguez and his ownership group officially took over the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx, it was pitched as a fresh start for basketball in Minnesota.

On Wednesday the Minnesota Timberwolves laid off 40 of their internal business employees. The Sports Businss Journal reports ...

Since becoming controlling owners of the Timberwolves and Lynx in late June, Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez have been ...

Rodriguez and Marc Lore — the new, finally finalized, co-owners of the Timberwolves and winners in a four-year battle for control of that team and the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx — spoke at NBA ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Deep into a long and bitter fight for ownership of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx, Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez steeled away to an undisclosed location over New Year’s while ...

Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore are now officially the owners of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx. The sale to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez was originally agreed upon in 2021, but ...

Lore told the Star Tribune that their plan is to privately fund the new arena, and their desire is to keep it in Minneapolis. ©2025 The Minnesota Star Tribune.