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Dan Snyder, owner of the Washington Commanders in the NFL, is reportedly in the process of selling the team for a price of $6 billion. It even has a buyer lined up in an investment group led by billionaire Josh Harris.

The All-NBA teams highlight the top players from the previous season—and who could score massive deals with their teams.

The news comes as Adidas is facing some of its worst financial figures (and its first posted annual loss) in 30 years, widely credited to its having discontinued sales of Yeezy products.

Two decades ago Billy Joel purchased the first parcel of what eventually became a 26-acre island compound on Long Island's North Shore. Today he's movin out…. and looking for $49 million.

Unfortunately for Block's shareholders, doing bad business deals is NOT against the law.

"I'd boo myself too with the amount of money I'm making." – Carlos Correa after going 0-5

When the movie studio lost confidence in his raunchy R-rated comedy, "The Hangover," Todd Phillips gave up his salary for points in the back end. Guess how that turned out…

By the time of his death in 1987, the fortune that started allegedly thanks to Nazi crimes against humanity had grown in value to a reported $1 billion, and allowed for the purchase of the jewels now being prepared for sale.

A press release touted Biden's having publicly released the "most tax returns of any president while in office," with a total of 25 tax returns having been released by the president.

Lionel Messi's rumored Saudi Pro League contract might be even larger than we previously reported.

Tucker Carlson is taking his talents to Twitter. And in doing so, he will forgo $25 million in guaranteed Fox contract salary.

YES Nick Cannon has 11 kids from six women. But he would also like you to know he controls a $100 million media empire. Allegedly.

Deckoff paid $60 million for both the islands, less than half that of what they were initially listed for, and according to a press release announcing the acquisition, he plans to rehabilitate them for tourism purposes.

Most of the time when you see a headline that an investor "lost a bet," it simply means that they made an investment that didn't pay off. But this is not one of those times.

As to why Katherine Jackson tried to block the deal, her argument remains under seal and isn't known to the public. But we do know that the estate countered whatever the argument was by asserting its past success in managing Jackson's catalog.