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Meet the athletes and sports business executives on the #ForbesUnder30 list: https://t.co/FG0yQrlJwa @ForbesUnder30 @Forbes

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Former NBA forward Jalen Rose joins Forbes senior writer Jabari Young on The Enterprise Zone at Nasdaq MarketSite.
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Billionaire  Kumar Mangalam Birla joins other high-profile owners of Indian Premier League cricket teams including Asia’s wealthiest, Mukesh Ambani, whose Reliance Industries owns the Mumbai Indians.
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The 10 highest-paid MLB players, featuring Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge, are set to make $537 million. See the ranking, counting both their salaries and endorsements.
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See Forbes’ 2026 list of the most valuable baseball teams, with the Yankees and Dodgers competing to lead the ranking and MLB’s 30 clubs up 12% on average from last year.
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Many of the teams in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament are bankrolled by super-rich superfans. Here is this year’s C-Suite 16, with a combined net worth of $365 billion.
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The world’s richest sports team owners include billionaires from the NFL, the NBA and European soccer. See the top 25 ranking, with a combined net worth of $903 billion.
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Dozens of nations at the Milan Cortina Games promised their athletes bonuses for podium finishes, but one country’s success puts it in a league of its own financially.
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Multiple pivots since the sports gambling firm launched in 2021 have paid off with a $500 million valuation. Now it is chasing federal approval—and industry heavyweights Kalshi and Polymarket.
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After his flirty exchanges with Ghislaine Maxwell appeared in the Epstein files, the Hollywood power broker is being forced out of his namesake agency—with a nine-figure golden parachute.
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At the Milan Cortina Games, the American delegation may have the fastest equipment in the two-man and two-woman bobsled events—and it didn’t have to spend a dime for it.
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See Forbes' 2026 list of the most valuable MLS teams, with Lionel Messi producing a change at the top of the ranking and five clubs now worth at least $1 billion.
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As executor of her late brother’s estate, Jody Allen led Seattle to its second title. NFL rules, however, may cut short the celebration by forcing the team to hit the market.
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The force was with Seattle’s defense on Sunday as the franchise claimed its second-ever championship in a rematch of the 2015 Super Bowl.
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The Patriots’ Robert Kraft is looking to collect his record-setting seventh Lombardi Trophy. The Seahawks will likely achieve a very different milestone—win or lose.
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The “Quad God” is favored to win in Milan with a program once thought to be impossible, but the highest-paid skater at the Winter Games isn’t in it just for medals and money.
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For the first time, American skiers will have their own wax and grind trucks at the Olympics, closing the gap on the perennial contenders in the midst of an equipment arms race.
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An outfit that properly balances performance and beauty can take 150 hours to dye, paint, cut and sew, pushing prices as high as $8,000 for the athletes taking the ice in Milan.
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Here are 16 figures to know about the Milan Cortina Olympics—from the eye-popping equipment costs to the multibillion-dollar budget to the age of the oldest arena.
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Americans who top the podium at the Milan Cortina Games will be in line for a $37,500 bonus. Their competitors could collect as much as $800,000.
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NHL players will be among the top earners in Milan Cortina, but the 2026 Winter Olympics’ biggest money winner comes from the ski slopes, with an estimated $23 million.
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