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Mayweather is working with business partner and notable real estate investor Meyer Orbach on this particular deal, with still another third party said to be in the wings as well.

A piece of the San Francisco 49ers may soon be on the market—and it will cost the eventual buyer a ton of money.

Travis Kelce has delivered a lot of memorable moments for the Chiefs—but cutting him could be their best financial option.

It's hard to believe, but Berry Gordy is a high school drop-out who wanted to be a boxing star. He ended up changing American music forever and earning hundreds of millions of dollars along the way.

In Hollywood, careers can be launched or broken by one bad decision, and in the process, vast fortunes can be made or lost. Sean Connery learned this lesson the hard way…

Aside from its status in reality TV history, the mansion meets every expectation you would have for real estate at this high level. Every one of its six bedrooms has its own en-suite bathroom, and amenities include a steam shower, wet bar, gym, and a fireplace.

Sex, Lies, and Sweat: The twisted empires of Bikram Yoga and Yoga to the People.

The ranch's main house sprawls across almost 4,500 square feet of interior space, and the whole property is definitely the kind of place you can imagine a star like Newton-John calling home.

The NBA is doing quite well financially, but a couple of teams have fallen behind compared to the rest of the pack.

Mansa Musa was a 14th-century African ruler whose legendary wealth was so immense that his generosity crashed Egypt's economy. He has been described as the richest human being of all time.

After nearly a decade with the Houston Astros, Alex Bregman has set his sights on a new home. Here's why he chose the Boston Red Sox.

Once the most powerful duo in Hollywood, the Weinstein brothers built an empire—now, they're tearing each other apart in a brutal legal war.

Lawrence Welk parlayed being an accordion player from North Dakota into a television and real estate career that made him at least $150 million by the time he died. Adjusted for inflation, that would be equal to $277 million today. He was the richest celebrity of his time.

A decade ago, Sly Stone was homeless and broke. Then he won a $5 million lawsuit against his former manager. So why is he still living a modest life mostly out of a camper van?

R. Kelly once made millions from hit songs and sold-out arenas, but now he can't even pay his victims what he owes. With lawsuits piling up and his royalties frozen, where did all the money go?