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In the 1970s, FedEx was on the verge of collapse. With just $5,000 left in the bank, founder Fred Smith didn't go to investors or the bank—he went to the blackjack tables in Las Vegas.

Paris Hilton just bought Mark Wahlberg's former Beverly Park mansion for $63 million. But more importantly - after a decade of waiting, there's finally a video tour of this incredible estate.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has fathered 106 children—and he plans to leave them his $14 billion fortune. But there's a catch: they won't see a dime for 30 years.

Adrian Peterson earned over $100 million during his NFL career — but a single $5.2 million loan taken in 2016 set off a financial chain reaction that led to lawsuits, asset seizures, and $12.5 million in debt. Here's how it all unraveled.

Adrian Peterson earned more than $100 million during his NFL career, making him the highest-paid running back in league history. But years of lawsuits, bad loans, real estate losses, and a recent DWI arrest have turned his Hall of Fame résumé in...

Tori Spelling's financial saga continues as she faces a renewed lawsuit over a $400,000 loan taken out more than a decade ago. From tax liens and overdrafts to motel stays and reality TV paychecks, her long-running money troubles show no signs of ...

When Jack Kent Cooke sold the Lakers in 1979, it wasn't just a business decision — it was the financial fallout from what was, at the time, the most expensive divorce settlement in history.

The Los Angeles Lakers just became the most expensive pro sports team ever sold. At a $10 billion valuation, the Buss family walks away with a multibillion-dollar windfall—46 years after Jerry Buss bought the team for just $67.5 million.

Adin Ross, a 24-year-old internet celebrity streamer, just paid $25.5 million for a sprawling estate in Florida.

Lizzo is looking to unload her striking Beverly Hills mansion — a modern architectural gem once tied to Harry Styles — for $13.99 million. And believe it or not, that price would represent a $1 million LOSS.

Steve Ballmer wasn't the founder. He wasn't the tech genius. He wasn't an early employee. He wasn't even given equity at first. But he was very loyal. And that loyalty has transformed him into the sixth richest person on earth.

His crown had 3,000 diamonds. His private jet had a name. And his fortune helped spark a revolution.

He made "Jaws," "E.T.," and "Jurassic Park." But Steven Spielberg's most lucrative deal isn't a movie—it's a quiet contract that pays him tens of millions every year, just because Universal has theme parks. And the kicker? It was signed in 1987 ...

In 2007, Jensen Huang donated $12.6 million worth of Nvidia stock to launch a small family foundation. Thanks to Nvidia's meteoric rise, that quiet gift has transformed into one of the largest philanthropic war chests in the country — and it mig...

He lives in an extremely modest home in Tehran without any luxuries, yet Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reportedly controls a $200 billion financial and real estate empire...

Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison just gained $34 billion in 48 hours, vaulting past Jeff Bezos to become the third-richest person in the world. With Oracle stock surging and AI demand exploding, could Ellison be on a path to becoming a trillionaire?

He was the NFL's highest-paid receiver, a Super Bowl champion, and on track for the Hall of Fame. Now, Antonio Brown is facing an attempted murder charge.

In a digital landscape where shock value often reigns supreme, two OnlyFans stars—Bonnie Blue and Sophie Rain—have taken radically different paths to internet infamy. One claims to have slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours. The other claims to be ...

He's courtside at nearly every NBA Finals, dressed like a rock star, flanked by models — but who exactly is Jimmy Goldstein, and how did he make the kind of money that funds this life?

In the 1980s, Michael Milken revolutionized Wall Street from a trading desk in Beverly Hills, raking in billions by fueling an era of high-risk, high-reward corporate takeovers. By 1987, he was the highest-paid man in America. Two years later, he ...