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To: RummyChick

Did Coty bother to investigate (due diligence), or did they just take the word of a 22 year old Instagram “influencer?”


2 posted on 05/31/2020 9:54:09 AM PDT by Cowboy Bob (Mocking Liberals is not only a right, but the duty of all Americans.)
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To: Cowboy Bob

there is a tax person here that opined on this.

yes, coty would have done due diligence.

and therein is why she is going to get nailed..IF she did anything wrong.

The tax person said she may try to blame it on someone else.


6 posted on 05/31/2020 9:59:02 AM PDT by RummyChick ( Yeah, it's Daily Mail. So what.)
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To: Cowboy Bob

Billionaire? That’s nothing. I’m selling my name for a TRILLION dollars. :-P


13 posted on 05/31/2020 10:14:53 AM PDT by Alberta's Child ("And somewhere in the darkness ... the gambler, he broke even.")
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To: Cowboy Bob

“Did Coty bother to investigate (due diligence), or did they just take the word of a 22 year old Instagram “influencer?””

It seems so. Forbes got the info because of the deal

“Forbes published an article based on an examination of financial filings after the beauty mogul sold a majority share in her cosmetics company.”

So the buyer clearly had the same numbers that Forbes had.

“Jenner sold a 51 percent stake in her Kylie Cosmetics brand to beauty giant Coty in January for $600 million in a deal that valued the company at $1.2 billion.”

The article says Jenner herself isn’t a billionaire. It didn’t say the buyer overpaid due to misrepresentation to the buyer.


18 posted on 05/31/2020 10:28:06 AM PDT by ifinnegan (Democrats kill babies and harvest their organs to sell)
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To: Cowboy Bob

that’s what I’m wondering. This seems pretty ridiculous on it’s face. Perhaps Forbes got duped but I doubt Coty did.

I watched a movie recently (although it’s older) with Richard Gere. He had a company that he fraudulently presented as being worth more than it was. A CEO of a publicly traded co agreed to buy Gere’s company, found out about the fraud and then decided to buy it anyway as it would look good to the market/his own investors.

Perhaps Coty committed fraud.


19 posted on 05/31/2020 10:38:13 AM PDT by spacejunkie2001
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