McMahon, who retired last year amid allegations of sexual misconduct, won’t be involved in day-to-day operations, according to a statement Friday. The former CEO said on Thursday that the business should review its strategy, including considering a possible sale, to “capitalize on a unique opportunity to maximize long-term value for all WWE shareholders.”
Shares of Stamford, Connecticut-based WWE jumped as much as 17% to $84.25, valuing the company at $6.27 billion, before ...
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