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Bundesliga Club Borussia Dortmund Pays Dividends To Its Shareholdes For The First Time

Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund will "pay its shareholder a dividend for the first time since the club went public in '00," according to REUTERS. The club's board of directors announced that only 11% or €3.7M ($4.8M) of its €34.3M ($44.2M) profit from the '11-12 season will go to shareholders. This means each shareholder will get a dividend payment of €0.06 ($0.07). The rest of the profits will be used to build up reserves. The club's shares are currently valued at €2.56 a piece. The IPO price 12 years ago was €11 a piece (REUTERS, 9/11).

TNT’s Stan Van Gundy, ESPN’s Tim Reed, NBA Playoffs and NFL Draft

On this week’s pod, SBJ’s Austin Karp has two Big Get interviews. The first is with TNT’s Stan Van Gundy as he breaks down the NBA Playoffs from the booth. Later in the show, we hear from ESPN’s VP of Programming and Acquisitions Tim Reed as the NFL Draft gets set to kick off on Thursday night in Motown. SBJ’s Tom Friend also joins the show to share his insights into NBA viewership trends.

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