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EXCLUSIVE: Banana Ball in Midland

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By Lauren Munt Verified, Katelyn Carlock
| KOSA-TV (Odessa, TX) Verified
Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - Watch below for a look at our EXCLUSIVE coverage at Momentum Bank Ballpark as the Texas Tailgaters prepare to play the Party Animals.
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Chinese billionaire involved in West Texas lawsuit sentenced in federal case

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By Lauren Munt Verified
| KLTV-TV (Tyler, TX) Verified
MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - According to the Associated Press, A self-exiled billionaire Chinese business tycoon once believed to be among China’s wealthiest men was sentenced Monday to 30 years in a U.S. prison for a massive financial fraud that a federal judge said cost over 1,000 people worldwide hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Chinese billionaire involved in West Texas lawsuit sentenced in federal case

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By Lauren Munt Verified
| KOSA-TV (Odessa, TX) Verified
MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) -According to the Associated Press, A self-exiled billionaire Chinese business tycoon once believed to be among China’s wealthiest men was sentenced Monday to 30 years in a U.S. prison for a massive financial fraud that a federal judge said cost over 1,000 people worldwide hundreds of millions of dollars.
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