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Tribune Libre La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale Document Les 200 hommes les plus riches du monde (http://www.bloomberg.com) 02.11.2012 1. Carlos Slim 4. Warren Buffett Net worth: $77.5 billion Net worth: $48.4 billion YTD change: + $15.6 billion / + 25.3% YTD change: + $5.7 billion / + 13.2% Source of wealth: America Movil Source of wealth: Berkshire Hathaway Industry: Telecommunications Industry: Finance Citizenship: Mexico Citizenship: U.S. Age: 72 Age: 82 2. Bill Gates 5. Ingvar Kamprad Net worth: $64.4 billion Net worth: $41.8 billion YTD change: + $8.7 billion / + 15.7% YTD change: + $5.0 billion / + 13.7% Source of wealth: Microsoft Source of wealth: IKEA Industry: Technology Industry: Retail Citizenship: U.S. Citizenship: Sweden Age: 57 Age: 86 3. Amancio Ortega 6. Charles Koch Net worth: $53.6 billion Net worth: $38.6 billion YTD change: + $18.4 billion / + 52.1% YTD change: + $4.8 billion / + 14.1% Source of wealth: Inditex Source of wealth: Koch Industries Industry: Retail Industry: Diversified Citizenship: Spain Citizenship: U.S. Age: 76 Age: 77 Portail : www.luttedeclasse.org Courriel : [email protected] 1 La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale 7. David Koch Industry: Retail Net worth: $38.6 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $4.8 billion / + 14.1% Age: 64 Source of wealth: Koch Industries 11. Rob Walton Industry: Diversified Net worth: $28.7 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $5.7 billion / + 24.7% Age: 72 Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores 8. Larry Ellison Industry: Retail Net worth: $37.2 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: $4.2 billion / + 12.8% Age: 68 Source of wealth: Oracle 12. Alice Walton Industry: Technology Net worth: $28.2 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $5.6 billion / + 25.0% Age: 68 Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores 9. Christy Walton Industry: Retail Net worth: $30.5 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $5.4 billion / + 21.4% Age: 63 Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores 13. Li Ka-shing Industry: Retail Net worth: $27.0 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $4.8 billion / + 21.8% Age: 57 Source of wealth: Cheung Kong Holdings 10. Jim Walton Industry: Diversified Net worth: $29.3 billion Citizenship: Hong Kong YTD change: + $5.8 billion / + 24.7% Age: 84 Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores Portail : www.luttedeclasse.org Courriel : [email protected] 2 La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale 14. Mukesh Ambani Industry: Technology Net worth: $26.0 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $4.7 billion / + 21.8% Age: 48 Source of wealth: Reliance Industries 18. Bernard Arnault Industry: Energy Net worth: $24.1 billion Citizenship: India YTD change: + $3.4 billion / + 16.4% Age: 55 Source of wealth: LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton 15. Liliane Bettencourt Industry: Retail Net worth: $24.7 billion Citizenship: France YTD change: + $4.5 billion / + 22.1% Age: 63 Source of wealth: L’Oreal 19. Larry Page Industry: Manufacturing Net worth: $23.0 billion Citizenship: France YTD change: + $3.1 billion / + 15.9% Age: 90 Source of wealth: Google 16. Stefan Persson Industry: Technology Net worth: $24.7 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $2.9 billion / + 13.1% Age: 39 Source of wealth: Hennes & Mauritz 20. Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud Industry: Retail Net worth: $22.9 billion Citizenship: Sweden YTD change: + $5.6 billion / + 32.0% Age: 65 Source of wealth: Kingdom Holding 17. Jeff Bezos Industry: Diversified Net worth: $24.2 billion Citizenship: Saudi Arabia YTD change: + $7.6 / + 45.5% Age: 57 Source of wealth: Amazon.com Portail : www.luttedeclasse.org Courriel : [email protected] 3 La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale 21. David Thomson Industry: Retail Net worth: $22.9 billion Citizenship: Germany YTD change: + $1.3 billion / + 5.8% Age: 92 Source of wealth: Thomson Reuters 25. Michele Ferrero Industry: Media Net worth: $22.5 billion Citizenship: Canada YTD change: + $1.4 billion / + 6.4% Age: 55 Source of wealth: Ferrero 22. Sergey Brin Industry: Food and Beverage Net worth: $22.8 billion Citizenship: Italy YTD change: + $3.1 / + 15.7% Age: 87 Source of wealth: Google 26. George Soros Industry: Technology Net worth: $21.9 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $0.64 billion / + 3.0% Age: 39 Source of wealth: Soros Fund Management 23. Lee Shau Kee Industry: Finance Net worth: $22.7 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $6.1 billion / + 36.7% Age: 82 Source of wealth: Henderson Land 27. Sheldon Adelson Development Net worth: $21.3 billion Industry: Real Estate YTD change: + $1.4 billion / + 6.9% Citizenship: Hong Kong Source of wealth: Las Vegas Sands Age: 84 Industry: Service 24. Karl Albrecht Citizenship: U.S. Net worth: $22.7 billion Age: 79 YTD change: – $0.20 billion / – 0.9% Source of wealth: Aldi Portail : www.luttedeclasse.org Courriel : [email protected] 4 La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale 28. Eike Batista Industry: Food and Beverage Net worth: $20.4 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: – $2.1 billion / – 9.3% Age: 77 Source of wealth: OGX Petroleo & Gas 32. Forrest Mars Jr. Participacoes Net worth: $19.8 billion Industry: Energy YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.8% Citizenship: Brazil Source of wealth: Mars Age: 56 Industry: Food and Beverage 29. Iris Fontbona Citizenship: U.S. Net worth: $20.2 billion Age: 81 YTD change: + $2.7 billion / + 15.8% 33. Jacqueline Mars Source of wealth: Antofagasta Net worth: $19.8 billion Industry: Metals and Mining YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.8% Citizenship: Chile Source of wealth: Mars Age: n/a Industry: Food and Beverage 30. Zong Qinghou Citizenship: U.S. Net worth: $20.1 billion Age: 72 YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.7% 34. Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez Source of wealth: Hangzhou Wahaha Group Net worth: $19.5 billion Industry: Food and Beverage YTD change: + $2.4 billion / + 14.0% Citizenship: China Source of wealth: Industrias Peñoles Age: 67 Industry: Metals and Mining 31. John Mars Citizenship: Mexico Net worth: $19.8 billion Age: 81 YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.8% Source of wealth: Mars Portail : www.luttedeclasse.org Courriel : [email protected] 5 La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale 35. Dieter Schwarz Industry: Diversified Net worth: $19.3 billion Citizenship: Ukraine YTD change: – $0.72 billion / –3.6% Age: 46 Source of wealth: Lidl 39. Cheng Yu-tung Industry: Retail Net worth: $18.7 billion Citizenship: Germany YTD change: – $1.5 billion / – 7.3% Age: 73 Source of wealth: Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group 36. Gina Rinehart Industry: Retail Net worth: $19.1 billion Citizenship: Hong Kong YTD change: – $1.1 billion / –5.4% Age: 87 Source of wealth: Hancock Prospecting 40. Alisher Usmanov Industry: Metals and Mining Net worth: $18.0 billion Citizenship: Australia YTD change: + $0.66 billion / + 3.8% Age: 58 Source of wealth: Metalloinvest 37. Jorge Paulo Lemann Industry: Diversified Net worth: $19.1 billion Citizenship: Russia YTD change: + $6.8 billion / + 54.9% Age: 59 Source of wealth: Anheuser-Busch InBev 41. Lakshmi Mittal Industry: Finance Net worth: $17.4 billion Citizenship: Brazil YTD change: – $0.88 billion / – 4.8% Age: 73 Source of wealth: ArcelorMittal 38. Rinat Akhmetov Industry: Metals and Mining Net worth: $18.9 billion Citizenship: India YTD change: + $4.5 billion / + 31.5% Age: 62 Source of wealth: Metinvest Portail : www.luttedeclasse.org Courriel : [email protected] 6 La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale 42. Leonid Mikhelson Industry: Finance Net worth: $16.9 billion Citizenship: Colombia YTD change: + $0.11 billion / + 0.7% Age: 79 Source of wealth: Novatek 46. Carl Icahn Industry: Diversified Net worth: $15.8 billion Citizenship: Russia YTD change: – $0.36 billion / – 2.2% Age: 57 Source of wealth: Icahn Enterprises 43. Viktor Vekselberg Industry: Finance Net worth: $16.8 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $2.8 billion / + 19.8% Age: 76 Source of wealth: TNK-BP International 47. Azim Premji Industry: Energy Net worth: $15.5 billion Citizenship: Russia YTD change: – $0.52 billion / –3.2% Age: 55 Source of wealth: Wipro 44. Vladimir Lisin Industry: Technology Net worth: $16.7 billion Citizenship: India YTD change: + $2.6 billion / + 18.5% Age: 67 Source of wealth: Novolipetsk Steel 48. Alexey Mordashov Industry: Metals and Mining Net worth: $15.0 billion Citizenship: Russia YTD change: + $4.0 billion / 36.6% Age: 56 Source of wealth: Severstal 45. Luis Carlos Sarmiento Industry: Metals and Mining Net worth: $16.5 billion Citizenship: Russia YTD change: + $1.3 billion / + 8.8% Age: 47 Source of wealth: Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores Portail : www.luttedeclasse.org Courriel : [email protected] 7 La voix de l’opposition de gauche – courant marxiste-révolutionnaire combattant pour la révolution socialiste internationale 49. Steve Ballmer Industry: Technology Net worth: $15.0 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $1.6 billion / 11.6% Age: 59 Source of wealth: Microsoft 53. Mikhail Fridman Industry: Technology Net worth: $14.4 billion Citizenship: U.S. YTD change: + $1.5 billion / + 11.7% Age: 56 Source of wealth: TNK-BP International 50. Ernesto Bertarelli Industry: Diversified Net worth: $14.8 billion Citizenship: Russia YTD change: + $2.5 billion / + 20.7% Age: 48 Source of wealth: Serono 54. Michael Otto Industry: Medical Net worth: $14.3 billion Citizenship: Switzerland YTD change: + $1.3 billion / + 9.8% Age: 47 Source of wealth: Otto Group 51.
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