US EditionDeal to buy Prince Andrew's business unravels
- Prince Andrew's business deal with Startupbootcamp for Pitch@Palace is now in doubt, as no agreements were made according to sources close to SBC.
- Startupbootcamp expressed interest in Pitch@Palace due to its legacy of 80,000 applications from businesses worldwide.
- Prince Andrew's finances are scrutinized after King Charles cut off his funding, raising questions about his ability to maintain his residence, which requires several million pounds annually for upkeep.
- Sources indicate that SBC plans to sever ties with the investment firm, and the anticipated deal was never finalized.
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Prince Andrew (65) is currently struggling with the financial challenges that his residence, the Royal Lodge, brings with it. According to GB News, the property on which the son of the late Queen Elizabeth II lives since 2004 requires immense resources for maintenance and renovation. According to reports, the annual maintenance costs for the 21-hectare gardens alone amount to over 180,000 euros. Since King Charles III (76) hired financial suppor…
Deal to buy Prince Andrew's business unravels
Deal to buy Prince Andrew's business unravels A deal to take over the Duke of York's former start-up business network now seems to be in doubt, sources close to the negotiations have told the BBC. Dutch company Startupbootcamp (SBC) had held talks about buying Prince Andrew's Pitch@Palace network,…
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