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No Prenup, $930 Million on the Line: Lululemon Founder Chip Wilson's Divorce Could Reshape His Stake in the Company

Shomik Sen Bhattacharjee

Chip Wilson’s divorce puts his 8.7% Lululemon stake under scrutiny, but other assets could help avoid a sale amid weaker sales.

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