How Michael Jordan, the first billionaire athlete, makes and spends his $1.9 billion fortune

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How Michael Jordan, the first billionaire athlete, makes and spends his $1.9 billion fortune

Michael Jordan has an estimated net worth of $1.9 billion. Since he retired in 2003, he has continued to build upon a successful and lucrative career.

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