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Nikola Jokic turned down a contract that offered life-changing money. He can earn an even larger one next year.

Anthony Edwards has never met the daughter he fathered last October. He claims his ex is making unreasonable demands in their custody battle.

Diana Taurasi had a legendary 20-year career with the Phoenix Mercury. So, why didn't the WNBA pay her more money?

Cameron Heyward has been with the Pittsburgh Steelers for nearly a decade and a half. That loyalty hasn't led to sufficient pay.

Roman Anthony was first called up to the majors on June 9. He's already scored a life-altering amount of money from the Red Sox.

Michael Hutchence was one of the biggest rock stars of the 1980s and '90s, fronting INXS at the peak of their global fame. When he died in 1997, his will appeared to guarantee his young daughter and family a share of a presumably very large. Instead, decades later, his relatives say they've received nothing — and leaked documents suggest a tangled web of offshore trusts, rights sales, and unanswered questions about who controls his legacy.

What happens when the richest woman in the world gets pulled over and is accused of being drunk… a bunch of times?

From a farmer's son in rural Italy to the $3.5 billion "Jeans Genius" behind Diesel, Renzo Rosso has spent five decades rewriting the rules of fashion.

In case you were wondering, YES inventing Hot Pockets made someone a billionaire. In fact, Hot Pockets turned the Merage family into one of the richest families in America!

Beto O'Rourke is often slammed for marrying a "billionaire heiress." But is that actually true? We dug into the fortune of his father-in-law, William Sanders, and the answer is… kind of…

The Denver Broncos are working on building a foundation of quality players—and that means re-signing one of their top defensive guys.

How did a sports arena end up named after a Walmart heiress who never even attended the school—only to have her name removed after just three games?

Imagine how rich you'd be if you gave the founders of Google a check for $250,000 back in 1998. Ram Shriram doesn't have to imagine.

Silvio Santos grew up so poor that he was forced to work as a street vendor in Rio de Janeiro at the age of 14. He eventually built a media empire, earned a fortune, and became one of the most famous and powerful people in Brazil. This is how he did it.

The Colts just signed left tackle Bernhard Raimann to a long-term deal, further cementing Raimann's lifelong goal.