“We paid Jim White and Irv Weintraub a total of $44 million… lost the lawsuit for the building they bought for $35 million… bonuses of about $25 million.”

Ari Emanuel, WME-IMG merger · On with Kara Swisher · Ari Emanuel on his New Memoir, ‘Ragent’ Reputation, and Changing Hollywood

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Paid $44 million to Jim White and Irv Weintraub, lost a $35 million lawsuit, and paid $25 million in bonuses during the 2008-2009 merger

$44 M; $35 M; $25 M

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