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Michael Jordan is a founding partner of 1000 North, a Jupiter private club now expanding to Sarasota where his members-only dining empire opens this fall.
Michael Jordan is set to pocket millions after PSG's Champions League final win over Arsenal triggered an immediate surge in jersey and merchandise sales.
Michael Jordan's members-only dining club 1000 North has gone under contract to buy an adjacent downtown Sarasota property, expanding before the club has even opened its doors.
Michael Jordan earned $275 million from Jordan Brand alone in 2025, more than the highest-paid active athletes earned in total, lifting his inflation-adjusted career earnings to a record $4.5 billion.
Forbes' latest rankings confirm Michael Jordan's net worth climbed to $4.3 billion in 2026, making him the richest retired athlete on the planet by a wide margin.
Kevin O'Leary showed up to the 2026 Actor Awards wearing $20 million worth of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant history around his neck.
Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin’s 23XI Racing opens 2026 with two wins, fueling championship hopes and growing dominance in NASCAR
Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing captures the Daytona 500 as Tyler Reddick secures victory in NASCAR’s biggest race
Michael Jordan’s gifts are changing care in Wilmington, funding free clinics for the uninsured and new neuroscience investment at the region’s main hospital.
NBA legend Michael Jordan files lawsuit against NASCAR, challenging monopoly rules and protecting his $150 million 23XI Racing team.
Michael Jordan donates $10 million to Novant Health, honoring his mother and supporting neurological care in Wilmington.
Forbes’ 2025 list sets a record $3.8B entry point. Only four black billionaires hit the mark—while Oprah, Jay-Z and Tyler Perry fall below the line.
Michael Jordan nears $4 billion fortune as his wealth hits $3.8 billion, ranking among the world’s richest Black billionaires.
A rare Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant card sells for nearly $13 million, breaking records in sports collectibles.
After 12 years and multiple price cuts, Michael Jordan’s lavish Highland Park mansion has sold for $9.5 million, marking the end of a long real estate saga.
The sale comes 12 years after the sprawling, custom-built estate was first listed for $29 million in 2012.