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Forbes ranks the most valuable NBA teams, including the Warriors, Lakers and Knicks. See the value, revenue and operating income of your favorite basketball teams.

LeBron James sent the NBA world into meltdown on Tuesday, teasing a major announcement in a video that looked suspiciously like his 2010 ESPN special, “The Decision.” So is he retiring?

Forget the fancy Ferraris and precious Picassos. Instead, new Forbes 400 member David D. Halbert chose the ultimate flex: convincing Tom Fazio to build him a “no-budget” 18-hole golf course in Texas.

Two Melbourne teenagers are lining up on grand prix grids worldwide, raising the profile of women in motorsport and vying to be F1’s first official female driver. It wouldn’t have been possible without another game-changing woman: Susie Wolff.

The Grand Slam’s winners will pay at least $2.9 million in combined taxes, though the runners-up will also pay hefty fees.

By signing Cooper Flagg, Shohei Ohtani, Coco Gauff and other young superstars, the 119-year-old sneaker and apparel brand is on a mission to redefine its place in the sports hierarchy.

Former Arsenal and Lyon coach, Joe Montemurro has today been officially confirmed as the 15th full-time head coach of the Australian Women’s National Team, The Matildas.

Meet the wealthiest women changing the game—11 billionaires who control major pro franchises and are collectively worth $85 billion, led by the Mavericks’ Miriam Adelson.

See the ranking of the world’s most valuable soccer teams, including Manchester United, Barcelona and Real Madrid—the sport’s first club to cross $1 billion in revenue.

Zero. That’s the number of women in the 2024 list of the world’s 100 highest-paid athletes. Meanwhile, male athletes collectively earned $9.9 billion.