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Feeding America is "the largest charitable food assistance network in the U.S.," but MJ himself is quoted on his intent for his pledge to go towards Chicago and the Carolinas.

The Golden State Warriors lost Klay Thompson for the season. And they're spending a ton of money to replace him.

All told, if Harden decides to move to New York City to play for the Nets he'd be looking at about $13.6 million in extra taxes compared to where he is now.

The two actors are using a unique investment structure where they won't have to pay any initial money to secure an ownership stake.

Airbnb has finally filed the paperwork for its IPO. What's different about Airbnb's paperwork is that it disclosed the size of the stakes of each investor, which it is not required to do and which startups usually do not do. And that's some pretty juicy info.

Jayson Tatum and Donovan Mitchell are two of the NBA's most exciting stars. Here's how they can maximize their next contracts.

Just a week after jumping Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk has now jumped Bill Gates to become the second-richest person in the world for the first time.

Ken Griffey Jr. and his wife have joined the star-studded ownership group of the Seattle Sounders, continuing their support of Seattle.

Theodor Geisel, aka Dr. Seuss, has been dead for nearly 30 years and his estate is raking in the cash – especially this year, which given all that's been happening in the world with the pandemic, is pretty poetic.

We admit we can get caught up in the hype about a new startup that looks like it's going to be a major disruptor and make its founder(s) billions. Theranos and WeWork are two examples of this. There are others.

Kobe Bryant was killed in a helicopter crash in January. Since his death, his estate has made $20 million, making him the sixth highest-paid dead celebrity of 2020.

It was just announced that the world's largest candymaker, Mars, will acquire Kind, the maker of healthy snack bars in a deal that values Kind at $5 billion. Daniel Lubetzky founded Kind in 2004.

Fred VanVleet wasn't selected in the NBA Draft, but he hasn't let that stop him from making an impact — and now, he'll earn a ton of money.

Gordon Hayward turned down a player option worth more than $34 million — and it's likely going to be a smart move.

Robinson Cano just received a second suspension for using a performance-enhancing drug. And it'll cost him a ton of money.

Dolly Parton may be some of the money behind the Moderna vaccine, but the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine has a good backstory, too. The German firm that paired up with Pfizer to develop the Covid-19 vaccine is run by a scientist and an immunologist who happen to be a billionaire married couple!

De'Aaron Fox just signed a huge contract to stay with the Sacramento Kings. By hitting certain milestones, he can make the deal even bigger.

The billionaire Sackler family has been in the news a lot lately. They are the family behind Purdue Pharma the company behind OxyContin. The Sacklers are also known for their contributions to philanthropy and their massive real estate portfolio.

Back in March, billionaire investor Bill Ackman made a decision: He paid $27 million to buy credit defaults and turned that into a profit of $3.6 billion. Now, he's doing it again. When news broke about an effective Covid-19 vaccine, Ackman placed a similar bet.

Donald won't be the only Trump able to cash in on the demand to make speeches, since his wife and kids will reportedly be able to get in on the action as well.