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SEC investigating Daktronics in Kawhi Leonard case

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SEC investigating Daktronics in Kawhi Leonard case

The federal government and the NBA are investigating video display and scoreboard manufacturer Daktronics in connection with a scandal involving the Los Angeles Clippers in which the club allegedly circumvented the league's salary cap to sign star player Kawhi Leonard.

During Daktronics's first-quarter earnings call, chief financial officer Howard Atkins confirmed the company had received requests...

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