The latest top 10 richest people in the world don t seem to be Bill Gates

The British "Weekly Times" recently released this year's list of the world's 50 richest people, the first is the Wharton family of Wal-Mart, the leader of the American retail industry, Microsoft founder Gates ranks second, and Hong Kong's richest man Li Ka-shing ranks 18th.

According to Taiwan**, according to Forbes magazine's list of the world's richest people this year, Gates has been the richest man for 13 consecutive years.

But the Weekly Times combined the wealth of several members of the Wharton family, so the Wharton family, with 42.6 billion pounds, won the title of the world's richest man, and Gates, with 28.7 billion pounds, could only rank second.

In third and fourth place are the Mexican telecom giant Slim and the American stock god Warren Buffett.

Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, ranks 18th on the list. Another Hong Kong tycoon, "Asian stock god" Lee Shau Kee, ranked 31st.

Hong Kong's Sun Hung Kai Properties Group's three brothers, Kwok Bingxiang, Kwok Bingjiang and Kwok Binglian, ranked 39th.

That's right, it's not the old cover

It seems to be African, and the property is much higher than Lao Gai.

Xinhuanet Mexico City, July 3 (Xinhua) -- A Mexican financial information service ** recently said that the personal assets owned by Mexican telecommunications tycoon Carlos Slim Elu have surpassed that of Bill Gates, chairman of Microsoft, who has led the Forbes rich list for 13 years, and has become the world's richest man.

As of the end of the second quarter of this year, Slim's personal assets had reached $67.8 billion, surpassing Gates's about $59 billion, the company called "Common Feelings" said. In fact, as early as the end of March this year, Slim's personal assets surpassed Gates' $1 billion and rose to the top of the world.

According to Forbes magazine's 2006 list of the world's richest people released in March this year, Gates topped the list with $56 billion in assets, and Slim ranked third behind Warren Buffett, the "stock god", with a personal asset of $49 billion at the time. Still, Slim's fortune has risen in a staggering manner. Forbes** announced in April that, according to the latest statistics, Slim's personal assets have reached $53.1 billion, surpassing Warren Buffett and approaching Gates.

Slim is 67 years old, and his telecommunications company controls 90 percent of Mexico's fixed-line** market. According to Common Feelings, Slim's personal wealth is now equivalent to nearly 8 percent of Mexico's annual gross domestic product.

Forbes magazine did not make any comment on the above news. But the magazine said it would release Gates' latest wealth data in the Forbes 400 richest people of the year in September, while data on Slim's personal assets will not be released until March next year.

Well, it seems to be a ship king, worth 200 billion.

Who said it wasn't Bill? Gates.

It's not Bill, it's you, Monopoly!

The first is already Carlos of Mexico. Slim. Here's the exact message. Written in the newspaper.

It's not Bill anymore, some say, it's Ingvar, the owner of IKEA. Kamprad.

It seems to be a Mexican.

The new richest man in the world this time is France's super-rich Bernard Arnault. He is a leading figure in the world luxury market. It owns many luxury brands including Dior, LV and so on.

The new richest man in the world is Bernard Arnault, the boss of the LVMH group, who operates many luxury brands.

It's Bernard Arnault, France's super-rich. Arnault is the founder of the LVMH group, which he controls and owns many luxury-related brands, so the income is very large.

In 1996 - $18.5 billion, in 1997 - $36.4 billion, in 1998 - $51 billion, in 1999 - $90 billion, in 2000 - $60 billion, in 2001 - $58.7 billion, in 2002 - $52.8 billion, in 2003 - $40.7 billion, in 2004 - $46 billion, in 2005 - $46.5 billion, in 2006 - $50 billion, and now assets are $58 billion.

The richest man in the world says Warren Buffett, and some say others, but Bill Gates, the Yankee, has not been the richest man in the world for a long time.

List of the richest people in the world in 2010.

1st place John Rockefeller (1839-1937) $323.4 billion 2nd place Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919) $297.8 billion 3rd place Cornelius Vanderbilt 3 (1794-1877) $178.4 billion.

4th Bill Gates (1955 - $124 billion, 5th John Jacob Astor (1763-1848) $1,166 6th Place Fung Huihao (1834-1914) $76.5 billion 7th Marshall Field (1834 - 1906) $63.7 billion, 8th Sam Walton (1918-1992) $62.1 billion, 9th place Warren Buffett (1930 - $62 billion, 10th place) Carlos Slim Elu ( 1940 - 60 billion dollars.