Who is the richest man in the world now and what does he do? Where?

Mexican telecommunications magnate Carlos Slim Elu has surpassed Microsoft founder Bill Gates to become the world's richest man with $67.8 billion in assets. It is estimated that Gates' fortune is about $59.2 billion. It is reported that the share price of Americamovil, the largest mobile ** company in Latin America controlled by Elu, rose 27% between March and June this year, making his fortune nearly $8.6 billion more than 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.

You'll find out for yourself when you see it

Now the richest man in the world is Bill of the United States. Gates.

It's Mexican, it's called Elu....It is to do the telecommunications industry....

Mexico's authoritative online financial magazine "Common Feelings" revealed: Mexican telecommunications giant Carlos Slim has soared 27% in the past three months due to the share price of the American Mobile Communications Company controlled by Mexican Telecom, resulting in Slim's wealth has soared to $67.8 billion, surpassing Gates with a net worth of $59.2 billion in one fell swoop and becoming the latest richest man in the world. The "Common Feelings" wealth report has not yet been confirmed by Forbes magazine, which is the authoritative rating agency of the world's richest list.

Between March and June this year, the share price of Slim's largest mobile ** company in Latin America, Mobile Communications, has soared by 27%, and Slim owns 33% of the company's shares, which has led to Slim's wealth has now soared to $67.8 billion, $8.6 billion higher than the current net worth of $59.2 billion of Microsoft founder Bill Gates, and Slim has now become the latest "richest man in the world"!

It is reported that in the past 14 months, Slim's wealth has increased by 23 billion US dollars, setting a new record for the fastest growth of personal wealth in the world in 10 years. That translates to an average of $2.28 million per hour in 2006. It is reported that in the past 14 months, Slim's wealth has increased by 23 billion US dollars, setting a new record for the fastest growth of personal wealth in the world in 10 years.

That translates to an average of $2.28 million per hour in 2006.

In response to the claim that Slim has surpassed Bill Gates to become the richest man in the world, Forbes magazine, which is the authoritative rating agency of the world's richest list, has not published any comments so far. Forbes magazine published a report on the 3rd, saying that they will re-evaluate Gates' assets in September this year, and release the assessment value of Slim's personal wealth in March next year.

It's some unknown Chinese.