Billionaire and Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Wes Edens did not show up to board and committee meetings as chair of the firm overseeing one of America's largest newspaper chains, even as his private-equity shop racked up a $115 million tab for its management of it, according to reports from a proxy advisory firm seen by Business Insider, as well as SEC filings. The influential shareholder advisory firm, Institutional Shareholder Services, issued reports to clients from May 2018 to November 2019 that described Edens' "poor attendance" at meetings.