May 13, 2014
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1:55Now PlayingMay 13 (Bloomberg) --- When Michael Jackson died in 2009, his estate was half-billion dollars in debt. Since then, it's earned $600 million in revenue, and according to court documents released in March 2014, the estate is now back in the black. Michael Jackson's new album 'Xscape' will only add to the money pile. How did the managers of Michael Jackson's estate make all that money back? (Source: Bloomberg)
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