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Despite a rocky 2023 off the field, Michigan wants Jim Harbaugh around for the long haul. And they're willing to pay a ton to make it happen.

Puech is attempting to legally cancel a previous contract between himself and his own non-profit organization Isocrates Foundation and make the employee, described as a "servant, former gardener and handyman" a legal heir instead.

Being an NFL owner is already an exclusive club. Having the worst team in the league is even harder to pull off.

David Tepper spent years toiling at Goldman Sachs, hoping to be made partner. It never happened so he struck out on his own and eventually made a fortune. He then got the best revenge ever….

Russell Wilson signed a five-year deal with the Broncos last season. But he may have played his final game in the Mile High City.

Branson's usual holiday practice is to rent out the entire island to an ultra-wealthy peer for the season, something that reportedly costs more than $100,000.

Lee was not the first famous face to own the home, which boasts almost 9,000 square feet of interior space nestled within a gated community in Westchester County. In 2019 he bought the property from actor-director Jonathan Frakes.

Please don't believe the headline hype. Taylor Swift is not actually a billionaire right now.

Various humanitarian organizations in Ukraine and elsewhere are reported to be clamoring to get a piece of the large sum of money, which for context comes to more than six times that of the foreign aid pledged to Ukraine by the UK government itself,

This time last year, Baker Mayfield was struggling as a fill-in quarterback. Now, he's about to lead his team to the playoffs.

Berlusconi's children are reportedly selling all the properties in order to avoid any disputes over inheritance, and the between $700 and $900 million the properties are expected to get will be much easier to divide among themselves.

It's official: Yoshinobu Yamamoto has joined the Los Angeles Dodgers. Here's how much money he'll be making throughout the deal.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto is the most sought-after pitcher on the free agent market. And teams are willing to spend a TON to get him.

Rossington died this year at age 71, and the roughly 80-acre estate represents years of acquisitions by he and his widow, Dale Rossington.

$55 million is a lot of money but little more than a drop in a $1.5 billion bucket, and the Sandy Hook families who won their cases in court have filed a motion of their own to liquidate practically everything Jones owns in order to get what is rightfully theirs.