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The painting first went missing in 2014, when it and seven other expensive paintings owned by the Marcos family were the target of a seizure by anti-corruption authorities. But then it turned out the one seized was actually a fake.

Once upon a time, the sellers were some of the most powerful people in Saudi Arabia, but now Prince Mohammed has made drastic changes to their situations.

SiriusXM is officially on "Team Coco". The satellite broadcaster just bought Conan O'Brien's digital empire for $150 million.

Kathryn Arnold, an entertainment industry consultant hired to testify on Amber Heard's behalf, claims Amber lost $45-50 million in potential earnings due accusations made by Depp's former lawyer.

Matt Roloff says he wants "to start to scale back a little," and he's listed the house along with a 16-acre parcel of the 109-acre pumpkin farm made famous on the show.

Herschel Walker is running for the U.S. Senate. But his earnings filing raises quite a few questions about how much he's actually made.

Sorry Ferrari. You no longer own the record for most-expensive classic car sold at auction. And if you want to re-claim the title, the new bar was just set really, really, really high.

When Oleg Tinkov started the year, he was worth $9 billion. Then he criticized the war in Ukraine. Today he no longer owns the bank he founded and his family is reportedly in hiding.

Gianni Versace's former NYC townhouse – which he bought in 1995 for $7.5 million – just hit the market with an asking price of $70 million.

If you think you've lost a lot of money in recent weeks and months, don't mention that around Binance founder Changpeng Zhao.

This is the second largest donation ever given to a university and it will create the first new school at Stanford in over 70 years.

Whatever the larger story behind these deaths may be, it's truly bizarre to read of a prominent businessman dying in such a strange and unusual way – like something out of a mystery novel.

Six months ago, Bismack Biyombo wasn't even playing in the NBA. Now, he's donating his whole salary to help others.

The members of Pink Floyd are reportedly shopping their catalog for what will almost certainly be one of the biggest music sales in history.

Late one evening in May 2014, Tyrese Gibson posted a drunk video to Facebook. That drunk social media post ended up costing Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine a small fortune.