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Three months ago, almost to the day, rumors began to circulate that Michael Jordan was looking to sell his stake in the NBA's Charlotte Hornets. Those rumors are about to be fact. And at a much higher price than we predicted!

Michael Jordan is reportedly looking to sell his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets. A team he bought in 2010 for $175 million. If this sale happens, MJ will be the absolute undisputed financial GOAT.

Holmes says her company's collapse has completely wiped her out, and with no financial assets left and no hope of repairing her image in the business world, $250 a month will be too much for her.

Though the gift is only now being reported, Springer actually made it back towards the end of 2020, with an aim towards bringing IPI up to scale, hiring more personnel, upgrading equipment, and more.

The bank has been ordered by a court in Singapore to pay $926 million to billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili, who served as the prime minister of Georgia between 2012 and 2013.

Hale knows something about the joy of giving. Last year, he and wife Karen were reportedly giving $1 million a week to various small charities. 

After losing the crown in late December, Elon Musk is once again the richest person in the world.

They both own property on the island of Nantucket, and now they are both reportedly on opposite sides of a dispute involving a Straight Wharf Fish Market location on the island.

Thiel was reported in 2016 to be among those investing in a cryogenics company called Alcor Life Extension Foundation, and he recently spoke a bit more on his interest in the field.

Peter Nygard and Louis Bacon at one time shared a driveway in the Bahamas, a driveway that Insider reports set off a decade-long feud between the two.

Bruce Wasserstein died in 2009, leaving behind six children (not counting another born to McCarthy years after his death via frozen embryo) and several lavish real estate holdings.

Dan Snyder, owner of the Washington Commanders in the NFL, is reportedly in the process of selling the team for a price of $6 billion. It even has a buyer lined up in an investment group led by billionaire Josh Harris.

By the time of his death in 1987, the fortune that started allegedly thanks to Nazi crimes against humanity had grown in value to a reported $1 billion, and allowed for the purchase of the jewels now being prepared for sale.

Deckoff paid $60 million for both the islands, less than half that of what they were initially listed for, and according to a press release announcing the acquisition, he plans to rehabilitate them for tourism purposes.

Rebuild Albina will focus on a wide variety of areas within the neighborhood, including education and housing as well as art projects, and will also seek to serve former residents who no longer live there but still work or go to school in the area.