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Apparently, the sandwiches in prison are not quite up to Jared Fogle's tastes. The disgraced former Subway pitchman is angling for a payday from the attorneys and judges who sent him to prison.

In 1984, Jim Koch threw away a high paying, low-pressure consulting job because his dream was to start a brewery. Friends thought he was completely insane. Today he is a billionaire.

After raising more $32 million, two co-founders of a cybersecurity startup abruptly left the company. Here's the up-and-down ride of Centra.

Spotify's Daniel Ek has built a way to make music available to listeners for free without piracy issues, while at the same time offering a sustainable revenue model to musicians and investors. Here is how he did it…

There is no word yet on when, exactly, Spotify will go public but all indications point to very soon, making two new billionaires in the process.

The most recent list of the world's billionaires reveals that 121 former billionaires in 2017 are no longer billionaires today. There are a variety of reasons these former billionaires lost a chunk of their fortunes.

It's no secret that real estate in New York City is crazy expensive and getting more expensive by the day. Now, a condo has been purchased for a truly staggering price tag of $180 million!

From humble state college track coach to extremely wealthy accidental entrepreneur. This is the story of Nike co-founder, Bill Bowerman.

Harry Wayne Huizenga started from the bottom and went on to found three Fortune 500 companies and own three professional sports franchises…

Byron Allen is the lowest-profile entertainment mogul in the world… but maybe not for long!

Byron Allen produces 32 television shows, runs a massively successful studio, and is worth $400 million. So why haven't you heard of him?

Plenty of celebrities have gone broke and/or declared bankruptcy in the past. Let's take a look at 16 of them.

I've often thought it would be great to have a business manager. They might convince me to invest a bit more of my earnings rather than spend them. But the stories people who've put their trust in business managers, yet have been taken for millions, are too frequent to ignore.

He also told the court that in coordinating the festival, he "grossly underestimated the resources that would be necessary to hold an event of this magnitude."

We live in an age where CEOs are their own kind of celebrities who flaunt their oversized egos and paychecks. Lyft's co-founder and CEO, Logan Green, does none of this…