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If the rumors are true, Justin Bieber is about to ink a very large music rights sale covering both his publishing and recorded music intellectual property assets.

Carlos Correa had a productive season last year, resulting in a massive contract offer from two different teams.

NFL owners have deep pockets. And if the past five seasons are any indication, they're willing to go for broke with coaching hires.

The Suns had several potential new owners, including Jeff Bezos, Bob Iger, and Shaq. Instead, a former college walk-on is buying the team.

Ponomarenko is in the midst of a legal battle to get one of his assets back in French court: a villa reportedly valued at $88.9 million in the ultra-exclusive Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat on the French Riviera.

The $1 million settlement is a mere fraction of the approximately $10 million she owed Depp after the end of their highly publicized trial.

The Texas Rangers have had one of the worst pitching rotations in baseball. They just gave Jacob deGrom a ton of money to help fix that.

Described in its official listing as "magnificent modern French provincial estate," this is a property fit for any high-earning professional athlete, regardless of their sport of choice.

Bryan Harsin lasted fewer than two seasons in Auburn before the university fired him. Yet he's still getting a massive buyout.

Trea Turner played in LA last season while Aaron Judge was across the country in NYC. This offseason, they're connected in a lucrative way.

The Mets gave Justin Verlander a deal that ties the MLB record for highest average annual value. The player he's tied with is also on the Mets.

Roughly a year ago, controversial Tesla/Twitter CEO Elon Musk had a staggering net worth of $340 billion, while Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was worth $210 billion. Now, neither man has a fortune that even comes close to the $200 billion mark.

If you've watched the "Harry and Meghan" Netflix documentary, you may have assumed it was filmed at their own Montecito mansion. Spoiler alert: It wasn't.

On Tuesday afternoon, Elon Musk officially slipped to the world's SECOND richest person. The world's new king of wealth is LVMH founder Bernard Arnault.

After purchasing the property in November of last year for $5.6 million, Ricch put it back up for sale with a price increase of about $400,000.