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John Wall has missed a ton of games over the past five seasons. But he's still made plenty of money even while sitting on the bench.

Word on the street is that Ludacris bought himself a private jet. And totally unrelated, word on the street is that Elon Musk flew a Gulfstream G650 from San Jose to San Francisco for a secret Twitter meeting. A nine minute flight that also could have been a 30 minute car ride.

When asked if this climate stance makes him a hypocrite, Sebastian Vettel replied "It Does." Well, at least he's honest.

YouTuber KSI's recent "buy the dip" bet on Luna might go down in history as the most poorly-timed investment ever.

CBS had $50 million reasons for James Corden to stay on as host of the Late Late Show, and he still said no.

Dr. Oz is running for Senate as a Republican in Pennsylvania, even though he and his wife reside primarily in New Jersey and Florida. But perhaps more interestingly, they just reported to own $100 – $400 million worth of assets.

As many of their customers have learned in the last year, the stock market gives… and then she takes away.

One of the biggest stories of 2021 was Nas potentially making $100+ million off the Coinbase IPO. I really, really, really hope he sold whatever shares he had months ago.

When Tom Brady retires… which could be in a decade for all we know… he'll land safely at Fox Sports with the largest contract in sportscasting history. I'm happy for Tom. That guy needed a win in life.

The Heat signed Duncan Robinson to a massive deal this past offseason. But in the playoffs, he hasn't lived up to the high expectations.

After weeks of backs and forths, ups and downs, sanctions and non-sanctions, Roman Abramovich has sold Chelsea F.C. for the highest price ever paid for a professional sports team.

It might be hard to believe now, but in the early part of 2013, things weren't going too well for Tesla. And Musk approached Google with an unusual proposal.

The world sure looked different 30 years ago—but we still had plenty of billionaires. Here are the 10 richest people from back then.

Should all seven of the package's stock market benchmarks are met by the company, Green could eventually stand to make anywhere from $1.8 billion to $5.2 billion worth of new shares.

If you ever wondered why Phil Mickelson appears in so many commercials and has so many sponsors, for a bunch of fairly random brands, he might have been making up for some serious gambling losses.