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Eight billionaires 'as rich as world's poorest half'
By Katie Hope
Business reporter, BBC News, in Davos
The world's eight richest billionaires
1. Bill Gates (US): co-founder of Microsoft (net worth $75bn)
2. Amancio Ortega (Spain): founder of Zara owner Inditex (net worth $67bn)
3. Warren Buffett (US): largest shareholder in Berkshire Hathaway (net worth $60.8bn)
4. Carlos Slim Helu (Mexico): owner of Grupo Carso (net worth $50bn)
5. Jeff Bezos (US): founder and chief executive of Amazon (net worth $45.2bn)
6. Mark Zuckerberg (US): co-founder and chief executive of Facebook (net worth $44.6bn)
7. Larry Ellison (US): co-founder and chief executive of Oracle (net worth $43.6bn)
8. Michael Bloomberg (US): owner of Bloomberg LP (net worth $40bn)
Source: Forbes billionaires' list, March 2016
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Another version ala Huff Post:
These 8 Men Have As Much Money As Half The World
Emily Peck
A new Oxfam report finds income inequality is benefiting a few billionaires who already have “biblical” fortunes.
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Just a little food (or lack thereof) for thought.
Peace,
Cyberian
By Katie Hope
Business reporter, BBC News, in Davos
The world's eight richest billionaires
1. Bill Gates (US): co-founder of Microsoft (net worth $75bn)
2. Amancio Ortega (Spain): founder of Zara owner Inditex (net worth $67bn)
3. Warren Buffett (US): largest shareholder in Berkshire Hathaway (net worth $60.8bn)
4. Carlos Slim Helu (Mexico): owner of Grupo Carso (net worth $50bn)
5. Jeff Bezos (US): founder and chief executive of Amazon (net worth $45.2bn)
6. Mark Zuckerberg (US): co-founder and chief executive of Facebook (net worth $44.6bn)
7. Larry Ellison (US): co-founder and chief executive of Oracle (net worth $43.6bn)
8. Michael Bloomberg (US): owner of Bloomberg LP (net worth $40bn)
Source: Forbes billionaires' list, March 2016
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Another version ala Huff Post:
These 8 Men Have As Much Money As Half The World
Emily Peck
A new Oxfam report finds income inequality is benefiting a few billionaires who already have “biblical” fortunes.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Just a little food (or lack thereof) for thought.
Peace,
Cyberian














