Billionaire Athletes


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Tiger Woods on Track for 2011|
In 2010, Tiger Woods’ career earnings will reach the $1 billion mark, making him the first billionaire athlete. However, since Tiger Woods has such hefty taxes and management fees, he won’t actually be a billionaire for another year or so. According to Forbes, prize money from golfing only accounts for about one-tenth of his earnings. The rest comes from his prior and current endorsement deals from Nike, Tag Heuer, Gilette, Gatorade, Buick and Titleist. Woods wouldn’t be the first world-class athlete to become a billionaire. He would, however, be the first whose career has only involved playing a sport. Via: luxist |
Celebrity Branded Drinks (VIDEO)
"Gatorade Tiger" Combines Tiger Woods and GatoradeTiger Woods inked a deal with Gatorade to launch his own branded sports drink in 2007. This is believed to be Tiger's first beverage endorsement and licensing deal. The “Gatorade Tiger” campaign was…
What Billionaires Want for Christmas (GALLERY)
The Wall Street Journal reports a record number of billionaires in the U.S. and says that there are many gift ideas for the “Gilded Age.” Among the most luxurious is a $1.4 million submarine, a $1.6…
Billionaires Hiding Status (GALLERY)
Choosing the Simplicity Over LuxuryThese five billionaires prefer to keep their personal lifestyles simple. You'll recognize them from the companies they keep. Enron, Ikea, Meijer Grocery, and Google. They buy suits off the rack, drive…
World Has 946 Billionaires (VIDEO)
83 Are Women946 billionaires in the world? That's a whack of cash concentrated in such a small group of people; $3.5 trillion to be exact. Best of all? 83 of the world's billionaires are women! The list is growing…
Billionaires Bootcamp
When American Idol Meets Venture CapitalIf you have a great idea for the next big thing (when it comes to tech start-ups), then you'll want to get in line for the Billionaire Bootcamp through Y Combinator. Of course, the competition is very…
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