What does an NBA legend with five rings and 3 MVPs do for a second act? If you’re Earvin “Magic” Johnson, you become a super-successful serial entrepreneur with a billion-dollar portfolio of popular franchises and real estate funds. Magic announced his retirement because of HIV in 1991 and 20 years later, he’s not only healthy, but deep into a second legacy that could put his legendary basketball career in the shade. Magic got there by combining his own healing process with a desire to revive dying minority communities. Determined to improve radically the urban American landscape, and his own bottom line, he launched a pioneering series of Urban Funds, including the billion-dollar Canyon Johnson Fund III, which uses private investment money to renovate shopping centers, housing projects, office high-rises, and more in distressed urban neighborhood communities nationwide.

Originally released by Bloomberg , 2012. Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on November 21, 2017.

Magic Johnson: Early Years (5:35); --Magic Johnson: LA Laker (3:21); -- Magic Johnson: Basketball and Business (3:19); -- Magic Johnson: NBA Licensee (3:29); -- Magic Johnson: HIV Positive (5:15); -- Magic Johnson: Magic Theaters (6:08); -- Magic Johnson: Starbucks Deal (3:56); -- Magic Johnson: Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund (6:40); -- Magic Johnson: Continued Success (4:16); -- Credits: Magic Johnson (0:30); .