French Billionaire Families Team Up in Cycling Sponsorship Deal
The Saade clan's CMA CGM SA will provide financial backing to a team that's set to be taken over later this year by retail giant Decathlon, which is controlled by another of France's wealthiest families, the Mulliez.
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