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Her father, Ben Navarro, has an estimated net worth of $1.5 billion, according to Forbes. Forbes reported that, in addition to banking, Navarro has purchased more than $350 million worth of property in Charleston since 2021. He's also been an active buyer in the tennis space, with CNN reporting that he purchased the Cincinnati Open tournament for about $300 million in 2022. Other tennis-related ventures in his portfolio include the South Carolina-based Live To Play Tennis Club and the Volvo Car Open, the largest women's only tennis tournament in North America, per the WTA. In 2019, the US Tennis Association named the Navarro family South Carolina's tennis family of the year.
Persons: Ben Navarro, Forbes, HENRY NICHOLLS, Navarro, He's Organizations: Getty, Sherman Financial Group, Forbes, CNN, Cincinnati, Tennis Club, Volvo, Credit, US Tennis Association, Post, Courier Locations: Charleston, South Carolina, North America
CNN —The US already boasts a promising roster of young tennis stars but there is a new name on the scene. Emma Navarro is quickly establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with on the senior tour, with the 23-year-old reaching the quarterfinals at this year’s Wimbledon. I can’t wait to play again.”Navarro’s form at this year’s Wimbledon follows what has already been an impressive season for the youngster. The American reached the third round of the Australian Open earlier this year, before progressing to the fourth round at the French Open. In an interview with the Tennis Channel earlier this season, Navarro credited her calm demeanour and mindset to her dad.
Persons: Emma Navarro, Navarro, Coco Gauff, ” Navarro, , , Robert Prange, Jessica Pegula, Ben Navarro, “ He’s, he’s, Italian Jasmine Paolini Organizations: CNN, Court, Gauff, Wimbledon, American, WTA, Hobart International, Virginia, US, Sherman Financial Group, Forbes, Cincinnati, Tennis Locations: Italian
A super PAC backing Republican presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C. on Monday disclosed major donations from some of the nation's wealthiest business leaders. Between April and June this year, he gave $80,000 to the PAC backing Scott, who only officially entered the race in May. He also gave $15 million to Club for Growth Action, a separate super PAC that is taking on Trump's latest run for president. Rowan donated $250,000 to a different pro-Scott super PAC, Trust In The Mission (TIM) PAC, last quarter. Ben Navarro, a South Carolina businessman and CEO of Sherman Financial Group, donated $5 million to the same committee.
Persons: Sen, Tim Scott, Scott, Nelson Peltz, Jeffrey Yass, Stanley Druckenmiller, Peltz, Trump, Ron DeSantis, GOP megadonor, Druckenmiller, Marc Rowan, Rowan, Ben Navarro Organizations: PAC, Wall Street, Scott Opportunity, Federal, Commission, Trump, Trian Fund Management, Capitol, Florida Gov, GOP, Susquehanna International Group, Scott, for Growth, Opportunity Matters, Hamptons, Apollo Global Management, Trust, Sherman Financial Group Locations: Florida, Yass, South Carolina
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