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Drake's new jet is reportedly part of the deal between himself and Cargojet, but a plane of this size would reportedly cost anywhere from $75 million to $100 million.

Legal documents pertaining to Kardashian's lawsuit against Missguided USA show that she makes at least $300,000 per Instagram post, and that figure could be as high as $1 million.

One detail that Armstrong has declined to divulge is exactly how much that $100,000 investment is worth now, but he did say that the number is "too good to be true."

Since 2011, viewers of the hidden camera prank show Impractical Jokers have delighted at the antics of Joe, Murr, Q, and Sal.

James Holzhauer is only the second person in the show's history to take home more than $1 million in standard, non-tournament play. 

According to Cain, the reason he decided to remove his name from consideration for the position is because the annual salary was just too much of a pay cut.

If you're going to commit mail fraud or any comparable crime, try to keep your money spent under 15 grand, because it could make a big difference in your sentencing.

The highest-paid members of the cast of Game of Thrones are Kit Harington, Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.

The story of how Los Angeles businessman Meyer Luskin made a billion dollars out of bakery garbage will amaze and inspire you!

Michelle Obama's memoir, Becoming, is continuing to sell in numbers that are rare in the world of publishing, particularly the publishing of celebrity memoirs.

The Tim Bergling Foundation's press announcement says the organization "will initially focus on supporting people and organizations working in the field of mental illness and suicide prevention."

To try and right the Papa John's ship, the company has enlisted a man who's no stranger to the worlds of restaurant investments and celebrity endorsements: Shaquille O'Neal.

For an idea of why Nunes objects to these two accounts, you probably only need to see their names: "Devin Nunes' Mom" and "Devin Nunes' Cow."

The end result of that credit? 90 percent of royalties from the song are going to Concord, the label that owns the Rodgers & Hammerstein catalog.

The report cites "people briefed on the deal," but it comes as something of a surprise to those who previously believed the figure to be much higher.