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Ares Owed $547 Million After Collapse of Textor’s Eagle Football

Ares Management Corp. was owed more than $547 million following the collapse of John Textor’s Eagle Football Group, according to a filing by the administrators on Wednesday.

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Ares Owed $547 Million After Collapse of Textor’s Eagle Football
Ares Management Corp. was owed more than $547 million following the collapse of John Textor’s Eagle Football Group, according to a filing by the administrators on Wednesday.
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