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Dave Portnoy pops champagne over Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget stepping down: ‘See ya!’
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1:08Now PlayingBarstool owner Dave Portnoy popped a bottle of champagne to toast the exit of hated rival Henry Blodget as CEO of Insider, calling him a “piece of sh-t” while chomping on a cigar. NY Post Business Reporter Shannon Thaler shares this story.
The publication — which announced it was reverting back to its former name of Business Insider amid Tuesday’s shakeup — had run what Portnoy claimed was a “hit piece” that accused him of rough sex with women.
“They changed the name of the company from Insider back to Business Insider ’cause your little game of trying to ruin people, and being the crook and the scumbag and the piece of sh-t that you’ve been you’re entire f–king life you tiny little scrawny dork,” Portnoy said in a video shared to X Tuesday afternoon.
“The guy who tried to run me out of town with a hit piece because that’s what he did at Business Insider. They try to get cheap clicks, fake stories.”
In 2021, Insider published a story citing several women who claimed Portnoy became violent during sex by choking them and filming them without permission.
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