Gates world’s richest billionaire
NEW YORK: Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is the world’s richest self-made billionaire with a personal fortune totalling nearly $ 86 billion, according to Wealth-X, a global wealth intelligence and prospecting company.Warren Buffett with $ 70.1 billion took the second slot on the list. Spain’s Amancio Ortega ($65 billion) came in
By our correspondents
June 20, 2015
NEW YORK: Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is the world’s richest self-made billionaire with a personal fortune totalling nearly $ 86 billion, according to Wealth-X, a global wealth intelligence and prospecting company.
Warren Buffett with $ 70.1 billion took the second slot on the list. Spain’s Amancio Ortega ($65 billion) came in next.
The top 10 includes Larry Ellison ($ 51.5 billion), Ingvar Kamprad ($ 48.1 billion), Jeff Bezos ($39.8 billion), Carlos Slim ($35.4 billion), Mark Zuckerberg ($35,3 billion), Wang Jianlin ($35.2 billion) and Michael Bloomberg ($ 33.7 billion).
American entrepreneurs dominate the Wealth-X list, snapping up 14 of the 25 spots. The combined wealth of the 14 Americans on the list read $514.2 billion, which is greater than GDP of Norway.
No Indian made it to the coveted list. Sector-wise, the technology sector proved yet again to be an incubator of great fortunes. The list also features Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and Alibaba chairman Jack Ma.
Warren Buffett with $ 70.1 billion took the second slot on the list. Spain’s Amancio Ortega ($65 billion) came in next.
The top 10 includes Larry Ellison ($ 51.5 billion), Ingvar Kamprad ($ 48.1 billion), Jeff Bezos ($39.8 billion), Carlos Slim ($35.4 billion), Mark Zuckerberg ($35,3 billion), Wang Jianlin ($35.2 billion) and Michael Bloomberg ($ 33.7 billion).
American entrepreneurs dominate the Wealth-X list, snapping up 14 of the 25 spots. The combined wealth of the 14 Americans on the list read $514.2 billion, which is greater than GDP of Norway.
No Indian made it to the coveted list. Sector-wise, the technology sector proved yet again to be an incubator of great fortunes. The list also features Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and Alibaba chairman Jack Ma.
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