New Angels Owner Stan Kroenke Has Already Made Nearly $20 Billion On His Sports Teams
After conquering every other major North American men’s pro league, the reticent billionaire behind the Avalanche, Nuggets and Rams is vying for one more win, on and off the field.
The wealth gap is widening even among the ultra-rich. America’s 400 wealthiest people are worth a record $8 trillion on our 45th annual ranking, up from $6.6 trillion a year ago. #Forbes400
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New Angels Owner Stan Kroenke Has Already Made Nearly $20 Billion On His Sports Teams
After conquering every other major North American men’s pro league, the reticent billionaire behind the Avalanche, Nuggets and Rams is vying for one more win, on and off the field.
The top 20 owners on The Forbes 400 are worth a combined $666 billion—but the richest of all is benched this NBA season because of a financial scandal.
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“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is on the cusp of breaking the record for highest-grossing film at the domestic box office of all time after grossing another $8.4 million over the weekend.
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Ten clubs—nearly a third of the 32-team league—have enterprise values exceeding $10 billion, just two years after the Dallas Cowboys became the first franchise from any sport to cross that threshold. Today, the Cowboys are worth $17 billion, having run a fly pattern past three billion-dollar milestones since Forbes pegged them at a world-best $13 billion last year.
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Over 50% Of Holiday Shoppers Will Use AI, But Only 8% Of Retailers Will Be Ready, Report Finds
Consumers see AI as one seamless conversation, while retailers are still operating across many separate systems.
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The popular audio microdrama platform is pumping out 200,000 hours of AI-powered, user-generated shows a month—and finding enough hits to believe it is the future of entertainment.
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After years of construction and several delayed opening dates, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will finally open in Los Angeles on September 22.
Inside are more than 100,000 square feet of galleries devoted not just to Star Wars and George Lucas’s filmmaking career, but to a much broader subject: the many ways humans have told stories through pictures.
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The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority’s board of commissioners voted unanimously on Friday to rename Nashville International Airport after Dolly Parton, the first formal step in the renaming process which could take months.
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With higher education facing ever greater scrutiny over its financial value, the choice of where to go to college feels particularly daunting these days. But the good news is a solid undergraduate education still pays off and #ForbesTopColleges identifies those schools that produce the best academic and career outcomes for students from all economic backgrounds.
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