Glazer was born in Rochester, New York, the fifth of seven children of Lithuanian Jewish immigrants, Abraham and Hannah Glazer. In 1943, he inherited his father's wholesale jewelry and watch repair business. He briefly attended Sampson College in Rochester before committing himself full-time to jewelry and watch repair.
Business history
He won the concession at the Sampson Air Force Base. In 1956, after the base closed, he expanded into real estate investing in single-family homes, duplexes, and commercial buildings in Rochester, eventually specializing in the ownership and management of mobile-home parks, mainly in Florida. In 1963, he bought the National Bank of Savannah in upstate New York. In 1973, he bought the first of five nursing homes he was to own, the West Hill Convalescent Center in Hartford, Connecticut. In 1976, he purchased three television stations for $20 million including WRBL in Columbus, Georgia. In 1984, he founded First Allied Corporation, a holding company for his various endeavors where he served as president and chief executive officer. First Allied has invested in a diverse portfolio of international holdings and public companies including: First Allied, Zapata Corporation, Houlihan's Restaurant chain, Harley-Davidson, Formica, Tonka, Specialty Equipment and Omega Protein.
"Youth football is very important to the Buccaneers and our family, as it plays such an integral role in developing not only young athletes but young leaders as well,"
"no current intention to make an offer for Manchester United."
"There is no acquisition that is too large for Zapata to consider,"
"It's nice to hear applause."
"We are enjoying it greatly. It's a wonderful franchise and we just love it."
"I don't want to get into that now. I just want to say hello. I am here for a meeting."
Of course, most of this remains the Glazers’ fault ... Even with 20 years’ distance it is staggering that Malcolm Glazer had to use only £272m of his own money to buy a club valued at £810m – and has saddled it with debts that currently stand at £496.5m.
'It's down to the Glazers,' he said, outlining their continued 'ultimate failure' ... 'It's down to the Glazers,' he said ... In 2014, the same year that patriarch Malcolm died, the Glazers trousered £129m from selling 12m more shares.
... up small tranches of shares in United, but the sudden availability of the Irish shares allowed Malcolm Glazer to acquire a controlling stake for £790 million (around £1.5 billion at today’s prices).
For Glazer, it was a rare sighting of him in Manchester since his late father, Malcolm, bought the club in 2005. A video of Ratcliffe and Glazer entering Old Trafford began to circulate on social media on Monday.
For Glazer, it was a rare sighting of him in Manchester since his late father, Malcolm, bought the club in 2005. A video of Ratcliffe and Glazer entering Old Trafford began to circulate on social media on Monday.
For Glazer, it was a rare sighting of him in Manchester since his late father, Malcolm, bought the club in 2005. A video of Ratcliffe and Glazer entering Old Trafford began to circulate on social media on Monday.
For Glazer, it was a rare sighting of him in Manchester since his late father, Malcolm, bought the club in 2005. A video of Ratcliffe and Glazer entering Old Trafford began to circulate on social media on Monday.
Bucs owner Malcolm Glazer promised to pay half the cost of the new stadium if fans put down 50,000 deposits on 10–year season ticket commitments ... McKay says Malcolm Glazer’s insistence that the team remain in Tampa gets overlooked.
Although he has been a major philanthropist for years, attorney and developer Hugh Culverhouse Jr ... He is also an attorney and served as a U.S ... now runs ... He sold the Buccaneers in 1995 to Malcolm Glazer, whose family still owns it ... Culverhouse Jr ...
(And her favorite player, of course.) ... No player in 2023, no matter how firmly rooted in his masculinity, did that ...Multiple current NFL team owners, including the Falcons’ Arthur Blank, the Raiders’ Mark Davis and the Bucs’ Malcolm Glazer, are Jewish.
... drive the Glazers out completely. Many were angered by the level of debt placed on the club as part of the late tycoon Malcolm Glazer’s buyout in 2005 for 790 million pounds (then about $1.4 billion).
