At the start of 2026, the most successful investor in history did something he had never done in six decades: he stepped down. Warren Buffett handed the CEO job at Berkshire Hathaway to his successor Greg Abel, closing the longest and most profitable run in corporate history. At 96, with a fortune Forbes valued at […]
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Forbes’ real-time billionaires ranking currently values Jay-Z’s fortune at $2.8 billion, making him the wealthiest musician on the planet. That’s a staggering number for anyone — but it’s almost hard to believe for a kid who grew up in Brooklyn’s Marcy Houses public housing projects and once sold CDs out of the trunk of a
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When Forbes published its 2026 celebrity billionaires ranking, one name on the list told a story no one could have predicted twenty years ago: Rihanna, the girl from Barbados, sitting on a billion-dollar fortune built as much on foundation shades as on hit singles. From a nervous 16-year-old auditioning in a New York hallway to
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This week, Cole Palmer became the subject of a very public tug-of-war between club and country. After Thomas Tuchel questioned the Chelsea attacker’s commitment to England, Blues boss Xabi Alonso hit back: Palmer, he insisted, is “committed” — he simply needs to be fully fit. It is the latest chapter in a career defined by
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At 15, Lamine Yamal became the youngest player in Barcelona history. At 19, he is a World Cup winner, La Liga’s Player of the Season and a Ballon d’Or favourite. This is the story of the fastest rise in modern football — and a golden ball that may arrive on October 26.
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From Arsenal reject and lower-league loanee to England’s record scorer and the Ballon d’Or favourite — the story of Harry Kane, who scored 73 goals in a single season and just equalled Peter Shilton’s 125-cap record.
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At 16 he was PSG’s youngest-ever player. At 17 he scored on his France debut — and was stretchered off in the same match. Now 20, a Champions League winner and World Cup midfielder, Zaïre-Emery is no longer the prodigy. He’s the present.
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The son of Rick Steiner bulldozed through NXT and became a two-time Intercontinental Champion in his first year on Raw. Then came The Vision, a betrayal, a hernia — and a tag title detour. The main event still waits.
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She went from Olympic gymnastics trials to WWE’s main roster in under three years, then held the Women’s Championship for 302 days. After a burnout hiatus and a US title run, Tiffy Time is ticking again.
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At 16, Endrick was the most wanted teenager in world football. At 20, after a brilliant Lyon loan and a World Cup with Brazil, he has played four minutes for Real Madrid all season. This is the story of a wonderkid learning that talent is only the start.
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