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Dan DeFrancesco nervously checking in from NYC ahead of the big US-Iran World Cup game. Today we've got stories on the latest casualty of the FTX debacle , a deep dive on a terrifying financial product PE firms are cooking up , and how one college athlete has racked up more than $250,000 in endorsement deals. But first, I've got some properties you're gonna love. If this was forwarded to you, sign up here. Download Insider's app here. Blake Callahan / Getty Images 1. Real estate's rising stars. There's no shortage of ties between Wall Street and real estate. Whether it's Blackstone's big...
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