Brett Knight
Assistant Managing Editor, SportsMoney at Forbes
Assistant managing editor, @Forbes SportsMoney. I can catch things falling off a shelf better than anyone you've ever met. Ask me about my D&D campaign.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Brett Knight
With a power-play wrist shot in the second period of the Washington Capitals’ game against the New York Islanders on Sunday, Alex Ovechkin completed his Gr8 Chase, scoring for the 895th time in his illustrious career to overtake Wayne Gretzky and set an NHL record for regular-season goals. When it comes to his pay, the Capitals’ 39-year-old star winger is also at the top of hockey’s leaderboard.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Brett Knight
Since launching a hockey representation practice in 2018, talent agency powerhouse Wasserman has built one of the largest groups in the sport, featuring two of the league’s biggest stars, Edmonton Oilers center Connor McDavid and Toronto Maple Leafs sharpshooter Auston Matthews, among 128 clients in the NHL and the developmental American Hockey League. That division is about to get even bigger.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.es | Gabriella Mateos |Brett Knight |Richard J. Chang
Eduardo Hochschild (Lima, 61) es un ingeniero, empresario y filántropo peruano, dueño del Grupo Hochschild, que lidera en sectores como la minería y el cemento. Como filántropo y uno de los hombres más poderosos del país, ha impulsado iniciativas educativas importantes en Perú, como Tecsup y la Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (UTEC). Junto a su mujer, Mariana Correa, forma uno de los matrimonios más ricos del país latinoamericano y son famosos por su amor al arte.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.es | Matt Durot |Phoebe Liu |Brett Knight |Marta del Valle
La élite de personas con fortunas millonarias ni siquiera existía hace ocho años. Ahora, un récord de 15 personas figuran en la lista de Multimillonarios del Mundo 2025 de Forbes, frente a las 14 del año pasado y las seis de 2023. Por primera vez, tres de ellas tienen un patrimonio neto superior a los 200.000 millones de dólares.
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1 month ago |
forbesargentina.com | Brett Knight
Brett Knight Un grupo de fanáticos ultrarricos utilizan su patrimonio neto combinado de US$ 357 mil millones para financiar las universidades en el torneo de básquet masculino de la NCAA 2025. Con el deporte universitario inmerso en la era de los acuerdos de nombre, imagen y semejanza (NIL, por sus siglas en inglés), contar con un respaldo financiero poderoso marca la diferencia.
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