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New York Yankees: How They Got So Rich (illegally)

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George Steinbrenner used many illegal & immoral methods to boost the value of the Yankees organization, from keeping two sets of books to using dummy companies & shell companies. Is it possible those methods are still being used today?
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the New York Yankees how they got so
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rich
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illegally
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to a casual Observer the New York
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Yankees are an organization with a
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reputation for paying big money for
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so-called top players for their team and
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using the mainstream media to encourage
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hordes of fans to buy overpriced game
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tickets merchandise and Stadium food
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George Steinbrenner is accredited and
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applauded by those media for turning an
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investment of around 10 million dollars
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into a company worth around three
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billion dollars today
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on the surface it seems quite an
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accomplishment until we dig deeper and
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see that Steinbrenner used a legal and
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immoral means to achieve a lot of that
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yeah he was more than just a mean boss
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he cheated big time
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while his team was playing games on the
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baseball field
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Steinbrenner was playing games using
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Shady business deals and methods while
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convincing his people that they were
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working with champions
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Steinbrenner kept two sets of books
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which is illegal for a private company
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like the Yankees a typical business
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operates by spending some money to make
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more money supplies are purchased
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operating costs are paid the product or
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service is produced and revenue is
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collected from customers
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keeping two sets of books is the
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practice of attempting to hide or
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disguise certain Financial transactions
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spending money making money by having
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one set of fraudulent accounting books
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or records for official use to show the
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Internal Revenue Service at tax time and
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a second set listing the transactions
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actually taking place for private
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records
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in other words deliberately changing
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parts of transactions by entering false
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information to conceal revenue and avoid
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taxes
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bribes Kickbacks and other off the
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