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The saga over Mohamed Hadid's Bel Air mega-mansion is ongoing. Over the summer, we reported on the alleged bribes he paid to city inspectors and the reportedly falsified reports, and how his construction manager calls the structure unsafe. Now, he's claiming to be too broke to tear the house down.

Guy Laliberte, the billionaire founder of Cirque du Soliel, has been charged with growing cannabis. He's been growing the pot on his private island in French Polynesia.

That's a drop of about 4.3 percent, and it came after five years of upward trends for billionaire wealth.

Well, that didn't take long. It's been just about two years since Travis Kalanick was forced out of the company he helped co-found: Uber. Now, he's sold an enormous chunk of Uber stock just as the ride-sharing company's post-IPO lockup period has ended. What's he up to?

At 22 years old, Kylie Jenner is the youngest member of the Kardashian clan. And as of this morning, she is now officially the RICHEST Kardashian.

Ambani, brother of the wealthiest man in Asia – Mukesh Ambani – is being taken to court by three Chinese banks over some $680 million in unpaid loans.

Julia Flesher Koch is the ninth-richest person in the world and the second-richest woman in the world. Who? Yeah, she wasn't on our radar either, until recently. She is the widow of Koch Industries' David Koch, who passed away in August at, 79.

The mansion is now priced to sell at $39 million, a significant discount, compared to the $90 million Fireman initially listed it for in 2016.

If you think White Claw came out of nowhere to suddenly be everywhere, well, you're not wrong and it has made it's founder Anthony von Mandl a multi-billionaire.

If you're interested in bumping into a billionaire, statistically speaking, there's really only one place where you can maximize your chances of doing so: San Francisco

Zhang snapped up all six properties over the last two and a half years, starting in June of 2017, when be bought the first for $6.2 million.

Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Bernard Arnault are all part of a very very exclusive club – all three of them are worth more than $100 billion. All are committed to philanthropy, but they can't give away enough money fast enough to keep their net worths from rising.

Michael Bloomberg is the 15th wealthiest man in the world. And he's back on the political scene after announcing his entry into the 2020 presidential campaign. Here's a look at he's earned , and used , his incredible wealth.

Yachts, private islands, and extremely expensive sports cars are one thing, but sometimes a more inspired impulse strikes at a billionaire's checkbook.

With that money, the university recently announced plans to open the Huntsman Mental Health Institute, which will research issues related to mental health.