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Serena Williams will be the first female athlete billionaire. But only 30% of her earnings are from tennis... Her wealth building formula goes far beyond sports. Currently,Her portfolio grew to over 60 companies, with 53% women founders and 47% Bl

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it's great to see Serena's success, but isn't it concerning that we still celebrate firsts like 'first female billionaire athlete'

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