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Boris Becker is the youngest player to ever win at Wimbledon. Now he's trying to avoid bankruptcy proceedings by claiming diplomatic immunity.

Puma hasn't been in the basketball game in two decades, but it's looking to make a return to the hardwood in a big way.

The NBA Draft will help a lot of athletes realize their dreams – especially financially. How much will the top selections make next season?

LeBron James has had a tremendous effect on the city of Cleveland. But can we figure out just how much he's worth to the city's economy?

Becoming a billionaire is no easy task. And even though player salaries are higher than ever, only three athletes can count themselves as part of the billionaire club.

Kevin Durant is now a two-time NBA champion, but he's got his sights on something even bigger: taking over Silicon Valley.

LeBron James made a ton of money this past season. Er…well, at least he did before all of the taxes and fees he owed. How much did he end up with?

Dan Gilbert is best known as the owner of the Cavaliers. So why is he investing billions into downtown Detroit?

An Italian media company has stolen the concept for its spokescreature from the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, the highest court in Italy ruled.

Steve Finley had a long, productive career in the major leagues. Now, he's helping make sure younger athletes don't quickly blow through their first paychecks.

Picture this: you're at an airport, unable to board your flight because your credit card was declined. Then an NFL player comes to help you out.

Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning have played several rounds of golf together. But it was one day in particular that fueled Woods's competitive drive – and it was thanks to some trash talk from Peyton Manning.

Magic Johnson is one of the best point guards to ever play basketball. But his business success might be even more impressive.

Russell Wilson and Ciara are teaming up with a Portland venture aiming to bring another baseball team to the Pacific Northwest.

Anthony Davis's monster season came to an end in the second round of the playoffs. But if things break right, he could sign a deal that's worth more than any other the NBA has ever seen.