This CNBC article details Daymond’s story and how he created FUBU, turned it into a brand, and then making it a global lifestyle. Daymond says, “I know my drive, I only stop when I’m dead and I am not there yet”. Daymond also hints towards a possible partnership with FaceBook.
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