Alibaba founder Jack Ma is among a number of Chinese billionaires investing in Chinese soccer. The WSJ's Wei Gu speaks with Roy Lu of Starline Inc., a Sino-U.S. sports entertainment agency, about the potential for the sports business in China. China's …

In February, my colleague and the Dean of athlete earnings, Kurt Badenhausen, pegged Jordan's annual earnings at $90 million and his net worth at $750 million. But I have learned from sources familiar with the Charlotte Hornets that the former NBA …

China's billionaires are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Chinese soccer, and it isn't just for show. Although a majority of Chinese soccer clubs are struggling financially, it is still possible to earn a return that beats that of real …

June 12 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg's Rob LaFranco examines the fortunes of Brazil's billionaires and how they stand to benefit from the 2014 World Cup. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's “The Pulse.” Please enable JavaScript to view the comments …

Top 5 Places Where Billionaires Keep their Money (LIST). email; print. Money more big. In its recent wealth management report, Boston Consulting Group revealed top places in the world where offshore wealth was kept. See the top five below. (Photo …

Warren Buffett, who has been a cheerleader for U.S. stocks for quite some time, is dumping shares at an alarming rate. He recently complained of “disappointing performance” in dyed-in-the-wool American companies like Johnson & Johnson, Procter …

A quaint comparison of what money can buy in today's market has Bill Gates being able to afford every home in Boston. His $76.6 billion reported by the Washington Post or the $78.4 billion by Forbes seems a pittance when put up against John D.

The recent rally has vaulted three Indian promoters – Mukesh Ambani, Anil Ambani and Gautam Adani – to the top 10 list of gainers on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index since the start of calendar year. The Indian promoters have contributed to nearly a …

To avoid the government losing an estimated $51 billion over the next the decade, her plan would use “The Buffett Rule,” named after billionaire Warren Buffett, which would seek to increase taxes on the very wealthiest to cover the costs. Warren came …