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Federal scrutiny targets deals tied to Dodgers owner

The latest WSJ Markets item links regulators to financial arrangements involving the Dodgers owner, adding a compliance risk angle to the story.

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WSJ Markets highlights financial arrangements tied to the Dodgers owner that have drawn the attention of federal regulators.

Beyond the regulatory focus, the outlet also flags other consumer and industry notes, including a Gen Z trend around a premium awards credit card and a planned expansion by Costco into Medicare plans.

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WSJ MarketsThe Hidden Financial Deals That Put the Dodgers Owner in the Crosshairs of the Feds

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