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After signing Travon Walker to a nine-figure deal, the Jacksonville Jaguars are all-in on their No. 1 overall draft picks.

Tommy Lloyd and the Arizona Wildcats have agreed to a contract extension that makes the coach one of the highest-paid in college hoops.

A leaked OpenAI cap table reveals that Ashton Kutcher turned a $30 million AI bet into a $1.3 billion stake. When you factor in his broader investment track record, he's almost certainly on track to become a billionaire in the very near future.

No studio would touch Mel Gibson's literal "Passion" project with a 10 foot pole. So he put up $45m of his own money… and went on to earn the largest single windfall in Hollywood history.

Kirk Cousins is one of the highest earners in NFL history. He's inked a deal with the Las Vegas Raiders, though it's not quite what it seems.

A private residence in London just sold for $350 million. The seller was British property billionaire Nick Candy. We do not yet know the identity of the buyer…

Before "Survivor," Jeff Probst had just $8,000 in the bank and no clear path forward. Today, he earns roughly $8 million a year from the same show that changed his life, and made him one of the richest reality TV personalities ever.

Stephen Dorff is listing his 41-acre Tennessee compound for $10 million after buying it for just $1.9 million and completely transforming the property. The sale could net him an $8 million profit and cap off a well-timed shift from Malibu beachfront living to a sprawling countryside estate

Cooper Pratt primarily spent last season playing Double-A baseball. He's still getting an eight-figure contract from the Brewers.

27 years ago today, Mark Cuban sold his dotcom company, Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion. He then pulled off an absolutely legendary Wall Street trade to preserve his fortune.

Fifty years ago today, Apple was founded by three bright-eyed entrepreneurs. Sooo, how rich did Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne become thanks to their creation???

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.

50 years ago today, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and a guy you've never heard of co-founded Apple Inc. That "other guy" would soon make the worst financial decision in human history.

What if you bought $10,000 worth of Apple stock at its 1980 IPO… and then literally forgot about it for 44 years? Thanks to stock splits, dividends, and one of the greatest corporate turnarounds ever, that single decision would have turned into a very nice fortune and passive income stream.

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."