Billionaire Magic Johnson-backed insurer lent $2.3 billion tied to Dodgers owner
Amistad Financial Group, in which Magic Johnson holds a minority stake, lent about $2.3 billion tied to Dodgers owner Mark Walter. Johnson is not accused.
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Amistad Financial Group, in which Magic Johnson holds a minority stake, lent about $2.3 billion tied to Dodgers owner Mark Walter. Johnson is not accused.
Magic Johnson built 125 Starbucks stores, sold them all back to Howard Schultz, then used the proceeds to buy a $50 million stake in the Los Angeles Dodgers that is now worth approximately $200 million.
Magic Johnson's bid for a Las Vegas NBA expansion team faces a new rival group targeting as much as $13 billion in capital.
Magic Johnson's LAFC has sold its minority stake in Switzerland's Grasshopper Club Zurich after the historic Swiss club struggled on and off the pitch under American co-ownership.
Magic Johnson says he was once scared about the NBA's future after LeBron, Durant and Curry retire but the Knicks have convinced him otherwise.
This marks a staggering $400 million increase over the past year, driven by a diverse investment portfolio spanning sports, insurance, and consumer-facing businesses.
His inclusion in the exclusive billionaire club underscores his enduring legacy both on and off the basketball court.
Katie Lou Samuelson, a star player for Magic Johnson’s LA Sparks, is back on the court after maternity leave.
Johnson’s empire extends far beyond the realm of sports. He is a majority owner of EquiTrust, a life insurance company that he acquired in 2015.
Through Magic Johnson Enterprises (M.J.E.), Johnson has had investments in insurance, healthcare, food services, staffing, and sports.
The funds will aid the technological transfer needed to jumpstart production in South Africa.