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Michael Jackson's album "Thriller" was released thirty years ago in 1982. It has continued to be a revenue generator for the Jackson estate and Sony who acquired the rights from CBS Records in 1987. Just how successful has the album been and what's the secret behind the success? Mike Jones, a music industry expert with over thirty years of experience, and Steve Greenberg, chief executive officer of S-Curve Music, give their assessment.
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Fred and Jeff Wilpon said they may sell up to 25 percent of the New York Mets because of a lawsuit in the Bernard L. Madoff case, after insisting for months the baseball club was safe from the biggest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, riding record approval ratings, may use his second year to consolidate agencies, raise the retirement age for new workers and lower costs for local governments as he closes a $2 billion budget gap.
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Fay Vincent , the former Major League Baseball commissioner who presided over a players lockout in 1990, said Pittsburgh Steelers president emeritus Dan Rooney may be instrumental in negotiating a labor deal between National Football League players and owners.
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Billionaire hedge-fund manager Steve Cohen is bidding for the Los Angeles Dodgers, according to a person familiar with the effort, his second try this year to buy at least a piece of a Major League Baseball team.
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New York lawmakers approved Governor Andrew Cuomo’s $132.6 billion budget, marking the earliest passage of a spending plan in Albany since 1983.
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Matt Kemp’s autograph on a pair of baseballs and a cap in the familiar shade of blue accompany financial documents sent to members of groups bidding to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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The trustee in the Bernard Madoff bankruptcy is seeking more than $295 million from the owners of the New York Mets, claiming they ignored warnings of the fraud because they were “in too deep” financially.
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New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon said several people are interested in buying a minority stake in the franchise, being offered because of a lawsuit tied to the Ponzi scheme run by Bernard L. Madoff .
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The San Diego Padres’ owners hired bankers Allen & Co. and Moag & Co. to sell the team.
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