Stephen Curry

Curry was one of FTX's paid ambassadors before the platform collapsed. Investors sued him alongside other celebrities, alleging that promotional campaigns contributed to the sale of unregistered or misleading financial products.

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Thirty Ink, Curry's company, abandoned plans for its headquarters in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighbourhood following a dispute with the local carpenters' union over the proportion of union labour and construction labour standards. The company blamed the union for the project's failure, which the union disputed.

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Frustrated following a possession against Memphis, Curry threw his mouthguard into the stands. He was ejected and fined $25,000 by the NBA.

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Stephen and Ayesha Curry wrote to Atherton authorities opposing a proposal that could create up to 16 townhouses near their property, citing safety and privacy. Their letter itself acknowledged the risk of a 'not in our backyard' interpretation, and the episode prompted criticism of wealthy homeowners opposing higher-density development.

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Following a controversial ending against Minnesota, Curry protested demonstratively and made remarks that the NBA considered to undermine the integrity of officiating. He was fined $25,000.

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After Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank described Donald Trump as an economic 'asset' for the country, Curry publicly rejected the praise with a strongly critical remark and indicated that he might leave a brand whose leadership no longer aligned with his values.

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Following the Warriors' NBA title, Curry indicated that he did not wish to attend the traditional White House visit. Donald Trump then publicly announced that the invitation had been withdrawn, triggering a national controversy extending beyond sport.

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Frustrated by a non-call against Memphis, Curry threw his mouthguard towards a referee. He was immediately ejected and subsequently fined $50,000 by the NBA.

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Following his sixth foul in Game 6 of the 2016 Finals, Curry threw his mouthguard into the crowd; it struck a spectator, and he was ejected. The NBA subsequently fined him $25,000.

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