The FINANCIAL — Maria Sharapova is retiring from tennis at age 32. she’s looking forward to “a sense of stillness,” such as the simple pleasure of lingering over a cup of coffee in the morning. In 2014, for example, Forbes magazine rated Sharapova the No. 34 most highly-paid athlete in the world — and tops among women — while Serena Williams was No. 55 Tennis star Maria Sharapova announced her retirement today in an exclusive essay for Vogue and Vanity Fair. Sharapova, 32, won five Grand Slams and was Forbes’ highest-paid female athlete for 11 straight years, but injuries and a suspension for using…
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