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The Cowboys and Micah Parsons are engaged in a contract feud. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he offered a record-setting amount of money.

Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Sting, and Justin Bieber all sold their catalogs for hundreds of millions. But The Weeknd isn't selling anything. Instead, he's trying to raise an unprecedented $1 billion by borrowing against his music…

Forrest Lucas went from growing up in a shack in rural Indiana to building a $500 million fortune as the founder of Lucas Oil Products. Along the way, he transformed the trucking industry, pioneered oil additives, became a major motorsports sponsor, and put his name on one of the NFL's most recognizable stadiums. His story is one of grit, timing, and entrepreneurial vision.

Can you imagine passing up on the opportunity to make billions of dollars? 40 years ago, Donald Trump did just that when he opted not to buy the Dallas Cowboys.

Charlie Chaplin rose from poverty in London to become the most famous entertainer in the world. But behind the bowler hat and mustache was a shrewd businessman who buried cash in his backyard, outsmarted exile, and left his wife a fortune worth $500 million today.

Seann William Scott may have been paid just $8,000 for his very first movie role as Stifler in "American Pie," but over two decades of steady paydays, royalties, and smart investments quietly earned him an impressive fortune…

Mike Tyson is one of the most successful boxers of all-time, and it brought him in a ton of money throughout his career. Here's a look at his biggest paydays.

Did a secret revenue-sharing deal on "Home Alone 2" merchandise result in Macaulay Culkin earning more than $200 million off that single movie? Equivalent to $500 million today after adjusting for inflation???

On the day Apple went public, Steve Wozniak owned 7.9% of the company. Today he is not a $100 billionaire. He's not a billionaire. He's not even a $100 millionaire. But he is "the happiest person ever."

You might be surprised to learn that when Steve Jobs died, very little of his surprisingly small (considering who he was) fortune actually came from Apple.

Let's say you hopped into a DeLorean, traveled back to 1919, and bought a few shares of Coca-Cola at the company's IPO. How rich would you be today?

Rashawn Slater signed a record-setting deal with the Chargers. Less than two weeks later, he suffered a season-ending injury.

Is it really possible to write one hit song then retire off the royalties? Just like Hugh Grant's character in the movie "About a Boy".

Merv Griffin may be best remembered as the creator of Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune, but his most surprising career payday came from something far simpler — a 30-second lullaby he wrote for his son…

John Jacob Astor IV died on the Titanic. And with that tragedy, his 20-year-old son, Vincent Astor, went from being an undergraduate at Harvard to one of the richest people in the world.