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Ted Scott has helped Scottie Scheffler on numerous golf courses—and he's made a ton of money in the process.

Jonathan Kuminga is joining his third team of 2026. It could prove to be a poor financial decision—or a lucrative one.

In 2016, Kevin Durant gave up $100 millionb when he left Oklahoma City for Golden State. He then took another $15 million in below-max salary. I think we're starting to see why…

Forbes says Dolly Parton died with a $450 million fortune. CelebrityNetWorth says $650 million. Who's right and why?

Dolly Parton died without children and just 17 months after her husband, leaving behind a $650 million empire with no obvious primary heir. Private trusts, Carl Dean's will, Dolly's extended family, her charitable ambitions and a business roadmap designed to outlive her offer clues about who may ultimately control — and benefit from — her fortune.

Kevin Durant put just $100,000 into Hugging Face when it was still a quirky chatbot startup aimed at teenagers. Eight years later, Nvidia is reportedly buying the AI powerhouse for $12.9 billion.

Vince Young entered the NFL with a contract worth up to $58 million and millions more in endorsement deals, yet less than eight years later he filed for bankruptcy. His financial collapse involved a shortened NFL career, massive spending, disputed loans, lawsuits against former advisers, and the harsh reality that headline contract values rarely equal actual wealth.

Apple once paid Robert Pera $65,000 a year, gave him a 2-out-of-5 performance review and ignored his idea for extending Wi-Fi range. He quit, started Ubiquiti with around $30,000, and today he is worth $33 billion and owns the Memphis Grizzlies.

One marriage in 1677 handed the Grosvenor family hundreds of acres of marshy land west of London. Nearly 350 years later, 35-year-old Hugh Grosvenor sits atop a $13 billion dynasty that is roughly 16 times richer than King Charles III.

Rest in peace to one of the greatest, smartest, most talented, and richest musicians of all time. Dolly Parton.

New reporting reveals that LeBron James borrowed nearly $300 million against his future off-court earnings in 2018, with roughly $245 million of that debt still outstanding at the end of 2025. The revelation offers a rare look at the liability side of LeBron's finances — and adds an intriguing new wrinkle to the debate over whether he is actually a billionaire.

The San Diego Padres are being sold. Learn how the buyers, José E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones, earned their money.

The family behind Jack Daniel's has watched billions of dollars in paper wealth disappear as Brown-Forman's stock has collapsed. Now, a $15 billion hostile takeover offer is forcing the heirs to decide whether preserving 150+ years of family control is still worth the cost.

The San Francisco 49ers are looking to add another Super Bowl to their long and storied history. Here's a look at the family that helped put the team together.

For decades, Freedom Williams has performed as C+C Music Factory and even controls the federal trademark to the group's famous name. Now surviving founder Robert Clivillés says Williams never owned C+C Music Factory at all—and he's filed a lawsuit seeking at least $30 million to prove it.