Daymond John: Last News

swim with sharks, don’t expect a dip in the kiddy pool.Therein lies a lesson learned by some entrepreneurs who emerged from “Shark Tank” dispirited, broken and not only “dead” to the likes of Kevin “Mr. Wonderful” O’Leary (whose standard send-off is, “You’re dead to me”) but deep-sixed in a business sense as well.The most recent example of entrepreneurs claiming to be bitten by a shark are Al “Bubba” Baker, daughter Brittani and wife Sabrina. Founders of Bubba’s Q Boneless Babyback Ribs, they made headlines after alleging that Daymond John renegotiated their deal–allegedly taking it from $300,000 for 30 percent on-air to $100,000 for 35 percent off-air–and iced Bubba out of key business meetings.

 star and celebrity investor Daymond John has been granted a permanent restraining order from former NFL defensive end Al «Bubba» Baker, his wife, Sabrina and daughter, Brittani.According to , who obtained the court docs, the Bakers, who made claims in recent months that John attempted to take over their business -- Bubba Q's Boneless Baby Back Ribs — and cut them out of potential profits, following their appearance on were ordered Friday by a New Jersey federal court to stop speaking publicly about their experience with John. They appeared in season 5 of the ABC reality series in 2014.The Bakers were also ordered to clear any «disparaging» posts about John and their business relationship from social media.The ruling makes permanent the temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction granted by Judge Robert Kugler against the Bakers last month.According to a report in the  on May 31, the Bakers claim that they were offered $300,000 for 30 percent of the company when they appeared on the show during season 5 back in 2013.

star and celebrity investor Daymond John is seeking a temporary restraining order against former contestants/entrepreneurs who appeared on the ABC reality series.John is requesting the TRO against Al «Bubba» Baker, his wife, Sabrina and daughter, Brittani, who have made claims in recent months that John attempted to take over their business -- Bubba Q's Boneless Baby Back Ribs — and cut them out of potential profits, following their appearance on .Zach Rosenfield, a spokesperson for John, released a statement to ET denying the claims made by Baker and explaining their decision to file for a restraining order.According to Rosenfield, there have been «repeated attempts to give the Baker's [sic] the ability to correct their violations.»«It is unfortunate that it has come to this,» the statement adds. «This temporary restraining order is due to the Baker’s [sic] blatant actions to undermine a business partnership and the legal parameters they agreed to 4 years ago.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon-owned Audible is continuing to ramp up its development slate with a first-look deal with Shark Tank star Daymond John.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWhen the coronavirus pandemic shut down production in Los Angeles in March, the producers of Shark Tank started to look for other options. They ultimately picked up and left the city, filming their 12th season at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas.

Daymond John is now defending himself against a report that claimed he inflated the price of live-saving N95 masks in the midst of an airborne virus pandemic.

“Shark Tank” star Daymond John responded to reports that he jacked up prices for N95 masks in Florida amid the coronavirus pandemic. The 51-year-old business mogul took to Twitter to clear the air over what he called a “false” and “inaccurate” report from the Miami Herald that alleged his company, the Shark Group, inflated prices for the highly coveted, lifesaving masks in a deal with the state that ultimately fell through.