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Tickets range from about £100 in the upper tier stands to upwards of £600 on courtside benches.
From BBC
After the closing of the deal, which is valued at upwards of $6 billion, shareholders of each company will own about half of the business.
From MarketWatch
“We’ve read quite a few that show an expectation of upwards of a $100 billion,” Magouyrk said.
From Barron's
“We’ve read quite a few that show an expectation of upwards of a $100 billion,” Magouyrk said.
From Barron's
If his bidding war, as projected, results in offers upwards of 8-10 years and $400 million, the club is unlikely to engage; given the glut of long-term contracts already on their books, and the crop of young outfield prospects expected to reach the majors in the next several seasons.
From Los Angeles Times
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