Jackson Adviser Discusses the Music Legend's Death

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Michael Jackson is leaving behind a pile of debt and a record catalog worth a pile of cash. Legendary music industry veteran Charles Koppelman, who advised Jackson on both his music and finances, talks to CNBC.

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