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Sinclair accused of driving regional-sports subsidiary into bankruptcy

By: MarketWatch
Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. wrongfully drained at least $1.5 billion from its regional-sports-network subsidiary in the years leading up to its bankruptcy, a new lawsuit alleges.
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