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What The Yankees Could Buy With $423.5 Million
Posted By:Darren Rovell
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- 100 percent of Freddie Mac
- 82 percent of Churchill Downs
- 47 percent of New York Times (they could easily buy the Sports section!)
- 38 percent of Under Armour
- 37 percent of Foot Locker
- 23 percent of General Motors
- 14 percent of Burger King
- 8 percent of Ford
- 6 percent of Starbucks
- 2 percent of eBay
More: Why NY Yankees Can Sign Players Like Mark, C.C., And A.J.
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