What is the Forbes list now?
on March 1th, 21, Forbes magazine published the list of the world's richest people with total assets of more than $1 billion in 21 [3]: the total assets of the listed rich people: $3.6 trillion, an increase of 5% compared with 2.4 trillion in 29. Total number of rich people on the list: 1,11, compared with 793 in 29; Among them, 89 were women, compared with 72 last year. Number of first-time billionaires: 97 people from 22 countries and regions, including 62 from Asia and 27 from China. Number of people who have dropped out of the list and returned this year: 164. The number of people on the list in various regions of the world: 43 in the United States, with total assets of 1.3 trillion US dollars; 248 people in Europe, with total assets of 1 trillion US dollars; 234 people in the Asia-Pacific region, with total assets of 729 billion US dollars; 65 people in the Middle East and Africa, with total assets of $181 billion; There are 61 people in America (excluding the United States) with total assets of 34 billion US dollars. City with the most rich people: new york ranks first, with 6 people in * * *; Moscow is second, * * * has 5 people; London ranks third, with a total of 32 people. The youngest richest man: Mark Zuckerberg, the 25-year-old founder of Facebook, ranked 212th with a value of $4 billion. The oldest rich man: 99-year-old Swiss billionaire Walter Haeffner ranked 287th with a value of $3.3 billion. The richest man with the largest annual "value-added": Brazilian mining and oil giant Ike Batista, whose wealth increased by $19.5 billion in one year. Number of people on the list of China Mainland and Hong Kong: 64 from the Mainland and 25 from Hong Kong. The richest man in mainland China: Zong Qinghou, president of Wahaha, ranked 13rd with assets of $7 billion. China and Hongkong's richest man: Li Ka-shing, ranked 14th with $21 billion. The richest man in Taiwan Province Province, China: Guo Taiming, worth $5.5 billion, ranked 136th. Forbes ranked the top 2 richest people in the world in 21 [2] 1 Carlos Slim, Mexico, 53.5 billion dollars, telecommunications 2 Bill Gates, the United States, 53 billion dollars, Microsoft [4] 3 Warren Buffett US$ 47 billion Berkshire Hathaway Investment Company 4 mukesh ambani India US$ 29 billion Reliance Industry Company 5 Lakshmi Mittal India US$ 28.7 billion steel giant 6 Larry Ellision US$ 28 billion Oracle Bone Inscriptions 7 bernard arnault France US$ 27.5 billion Louis Vuitton 8 eike batista Ba. West $27 billion mining and oil 9 amancio ortega and Spain $25 billion retail 1 karl albrecht and Germany $23.5 billion supermarket chain 11 Ingvar Kamprad and his family Sweden $23 billion IKEA 12 Christy Walton and his family USA $22.5 billion Wal-Mart 13 Steven persson Sweden $22.4 billion H&; M 14 Li Ka-shing and Hongkong $21 billion Diversification 15 jim walton US$ 2.7 billion Wal-Mart 16 alice walton US$ 2.6 billion Wal-Mart 17 Liliana Betancourt France $2 billion L 'Oreal 18 S- robson walton US$ 19.8 billion Wal-Mart 19 Prince Alvared Saudi Arabia 19.4 billion US Dollar Investment 2 david thomson Family Canadian Dollar 19 Billion News and Financial Information Providers Top 1 Rich People in the World in Science and Technology Industry 1. Bill Gates (USA) with net assets of US$ 53 Billion 2. Larry Ellision (USA), Net assets of $28 billion 3. Google co-founder Sergey Brin (USA) with net assets of $17.5 billion 4. Google co-founder Larry Page (USA) with net assets of $17.5 billion 5. Wipro President Azim Premji (India), Net assets of $17 billion 6. Steve Ballmer (USA), net assets of $14.5 billion 7. Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen (USA), net assets of $13.5 billion 8. Michael Dell (USA), net assets of $13.5 billion 9. Jeffrey Bezos (USA), The United States), with a net asset of $12.3 billion, nast Bertarelli (Switzerland) and a net asset of $1 billion [edit this paragraph ]29 ranking Forbes announced that Gates returned to the top of the list of the world's richest people in 29. According to foreign media reports, Forbes magazine launched the 29 global rich list on Wednesday, and Bill, co-founder and chairman of Microsoft, Forbes' ranking shows that the average net worth of the richest people on the list this year is $3 billion, a decrease of 23% compared with the previous year. This year, * * * has 793 people on the list, far lower than last year's 1125 people. The United States is still the gathering place of the world's richest people, and 45% of the richest people on the list come from the United States, accounting for 44% of the total assets of the world's richest people. In the past year, the assets of 656 rich people have shrunk, but the assets of 44 rich people have increased. Affected by the stock price crash, Warren Buffett, the world's richest man and stock god, lost nearly $25 billion in assets last year and retired to second place. Carlos Slim Helú, a Mexican telecom tycoon, lost $25 billion in net worth and retired to third place. The following is the latest ranking of the top 1 richest people in the world by Forbes: 1. Bill Gates, chairman of Microsoft, has a net worth of $4 billion; 2. Warren Buffett has a net worth of $37 billion; 3. Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim Helú, Net assets of 35 billion 4. Oracle Bone Inscriptions CEO Lawrence Ellison, net assets of 22.5 billion US dollars 5. IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad, net assets of 22 billion US dollars 6. German richest man Karl Albrecht, Net assets of US$ 21.5 billion 7. Mukesh Ambani, managing director of India Xincheng Industrial Group, has a net asset of US$ 19.5 billion 8. Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, Net assets of $19.3 billion 9. Theo Albrecht, chairman of Aldis Group, has a net asset of $18.8 billion 1. Amancio Ortega Amancio Ortega, chairman of Inditex Group, With a net worth of less than $18.3 billion, Chinese people rank 16th. Li Ka-shing ranks 32nd in the global rich list with a net worth of $16.2 billion. The Guo family ranks 43rd with a net worth of $1.5 billion. Among the top 5 are Lee Shau Kee, chairman of Henderson Land, with a net worth of $9 billion. In 29, Bill Gates ranked first in Forbes' 4 rich list. This year, the wealth of American rich people has generally shrunk. The wealth of America's super-rich is declining. We make annual statistics on the total net worth of the richest people in the United States on The Forbes 4 list. In the past 12 months, this figure has dropped from $1.57 trillion to $1.27 trillion, a full drop of $3 billion. This is the fifth year-on-year decline since the list was published in 1982. The volatile capital market and real estate prices, as well as the adverse effects of divorce and fraud, 314 people on the list suffered asset shrinkage, while 32 rich people fell off the list. Warren Buffett, the second richest man in the United States, suffered the most. Within 12 months, Berkshire Hathaway's share price fell by 2%, which caused the Oracle of Omaha's assets to shrink by $1 billion. He is now worth $4 billion. This is the 16th consecutive year that Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, defeated Buffett and regained the position of the richest man in the United States. Microsoft's depressed share price and declining foreign investment caused the software giant's net assets to decrease by $7 billion in 12 months. Rounding out the top 1 of the Forbes 4 Rich List are: Larry Ellision, founder of Oracle Bone Inscriptions ($27 billion); Wal-Mart's heirs are Christy Walton ($21.5 billion), jim walton ($19.6 billion), alice walton ($19.3 billion) and robson walton ($19 billion); Media tycoon Michael Bloomberg ($17.5 billion) and energy giants Charles Koch ($16 billion) and david koch ($16 billion). The 1 richest Americans lost a total of $39.2 billion in the past 12 months, a drop of 14%. Other rich people who have suffered heavy losses include casino tycoon Kirk Kerkorian, whose wealth has shrunk by $8.2 billion in the past year. The stock of MGM Mirage, his gambling giant, has plunged 9% from its peak in October 27. Jack C. Taylor, the founder of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, also suffered huge wealth losses. Due to the depression of tourism and the decline in the valuation of private enterprises, the heavyweight in the car rental industry lost $7 billion in wealth in one year. Andrew Beal, a banker, is the biggest winner. His net worth has soared to $4.5 billion, three times as much as before, because he bought loans and assets at low prices during the market recession last autumn. There are 19 newcomers on this year's list, and 19 have returned to the list, which makes it easier to be shortlisted. The reason is that the threshold of the list has dropped from $1.3 billion last year to $95 million, with a gap of $35 million. The new list includes Isaac Perlmutter, CEO of Marvel Entertainment, whose net worth soared to $1.55 billion after Disney agreed to buy the comic book production company in cash and stock worth $4 billion in August. Other new faces include Charles Zegar, co-founder of Bloomberg LP ($1 billion), Jack Dangermond, king of drawing software ($2 billion), and Steven Schonfeld, a trade tycoon ($1 billion). Jeffry Picower, a former new york lawyer and accountant, made his debut on the Forbes 4 Rich List with a net worth of $1 billion. As a long-term investor of Bernard Madoff, his value may increase (Picower is said to have made billions of dollars before Madoff's fund closed down). The liquidators of Madoff's investment company filed a lawsuit against Picower and his foundation, demanding that they return the funds obtained through "fraudulent activities". Picower claimed that if he knew Madoff was engaged in fraud in advance, he would not transfer the money to Madoff's account. In December, 28, the Picower Foundation closed down because it lost $1 billion in Madoff's Ponzi scheme. This charity has donated millions of dollars to MIT, Human Rights First and New York Public Library. In 24, Picower made his first fortune by selling Alaris, a medical equipment manufacturer. Venture capitalist Michael Moritz returned to the list with the help of Amazon's acquisition of online footwear retailer Zappos and the soaring share price of Google. Divorce caused Google executive Omid Kordestani to lose his name in Sun Shan this year, while R. Allen Stanford was not on the list because he was accused by the FBI of an $8 billion Ponzi scheme and his assets were frozen. Old faces on the Forbes 4 rich list also have to face the fact that they have fallen off the list this year, including Sanford Weill, the former helm of Citigroup, Matthew Bucksbaum, the developer of shopping malls, and Jorge Perez, the tycoon of apartment buildings. Six of the richest people on the list have passed away, including William Davidson, a glass tycoon, and Frank Batten Sr The Forbes 4 Rich List briefly introduces the wealth as of September 1th, 29. Donald Fisher, the co-founder of Gap, ranked 296th on the list and died at his home in San Francisco on September 27th at the age of 81.