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Those millions have come mostly from book deals and paid speaking engagements, some of which have Biden commanding fees as high as $200,000 per speech.

While her call to outlaw private jets may be taken with some degree of tongue in cheek, Disney has also called for more serious policy changes regarding the taxation of the ultra-wealthy.

Gilmour's "Black Strat" is the 1969 black Fender Stratocaster he played on such legendary recordings as The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall.

Together, the artists are seeking $100 million in damages for both the lost recordings and for what they say were Universal's efforts to conceal the extend of the damage from the fire.

Sports broadcasting is a competitive, prestigious, and sometimes high-pressure field, and here are the broadcasters who have risen to the top of it.

Miller was slated to face off against Joshua on June 1st. But after he came up positive on a standard drug test, Joshua had to find a last-minute replacement opponent.

Ivanka Trump's interest in the DC Trump International Hotel is reported to be worth anywhere from $5 million to $25 million.

All in all, the 2018 financial disclosures seemed to be par for the course for the Supreme Court justices, each of whom pulls in a salary of $255,300 a year for their duties.

It may come as a surprise to some who only know him by his illustrious baseball career, but Rodriguez has engendered a good reputation as a savvy collector in the art world.

Abrams is a hot commodity at pretty much every big media brand on the block, including Apple, Disney, NBCUniversal, Netflix, Sony, and WarnerMedia.

Hightower accuses De Niro of dishonesty towards her in his business practices, hiding earnings from her and denying her rights as an equal partner.

Allen Iverson has a multi-million dollar trust fund set aside from Reebok that can make all of his financial problems go away. The problem is, he can't touch any of the money until 2030, when he is 55 years old.

Williams says he first became aware of the extent of his problems after his finances were being looked at as part of an investigation US Department of Justice.

According to a recent decision by a judge, Gotti allegedly made about $20,000 for the session that never saw the light of day, and now he's being ordered to pay up $6.6 million.

As long as Williamson makes it onto the New Orleans Pelicans as he is presumed to be doing, he'll be offered $20 million to endorse and wear MoneYatti shoes.