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Forbes magazine estimated that there were 2,208 billionaires in the world in 2018, up from 2,043 in 2017. And the average wealth of these people is $4.1 billion, which is equivalent to or even greater than the GDP of some countries in the world. And collectively, all billionaires in the world are worth $9.1 trillion, up from $7.7 trillion in 2017.

According to the Forbes list, 67% (1490) of billionaires are so-called “self-made men”. That is, they did not inherit wealth, but earned it through their own labor.

Top 100 richest people in the world 2018 (Forbes)

Place	Millionaire	State	Age	Source of income	A country
#1	Jeff Bezos	$112 billion	54	Amazon	USA
#2	Bill Gates	$90 billion	62	Microsoft	USA
#3	Warren Buffett	$84 billion	87	Berkshire Hathaway	USA
#4	Bernard Arnault	$72 billion	69	LVMH	France
#5	Mark Zuckerberg	$71 billion	33	Facebook	USA
#6	Amancio Ortega	$70 billion	81	Zara	Spain
#7	Carlos Slim Helu	$67.1 billion	78	telecom	Mexico
#8	Charles Koch	$60 billion	82	Koch Industries	USA
#8	David Koch	$60 billion	77	Koch Industries	USA
#10	Larry Ellison	$58.5 billion	73	software	USA
#11	Michael Bloomberg	$50 billion	76	Bloomberg L.P.	USA
#12	Larry Page	$48.8 billion	44	Google	USA
#13	Sergey Brin	$47.5 billion	44	Google	USA
#14	Jim Walton	$46.4 billion	69	Walmart	USA
#15	S. Robson Walton	$46.2 billion	73	Walmart	USA
#16	Alice Walton	$46 billion	68	Walmart	USA
#17	Ma Huateng	$45.3 billion	46	internet media	China
#18	Francoise Bettencourt Meyers	$42.2 billion	64	L'Oreal	France
#19	Mukesh Ambani	$40.1 billion	60	petrochemicals, oil & gas	India
#20	Jack Ma	$39 billion	53	e-commerce	China
#21	Sheldon Adelson	$38.5 billion	84	casinos	USA
#22	Steve Ballmer	$38.4 billion	61	Microsoft	USA
#23	Li Ka-shing	$34.9 billion	89	diversified	Hong Kong
#24	Hui Ka Yan	$30.3 billion	59	real estate	China
#24	Lee Shau Kee	$30.3 billion	90	real estate	Hong Kong
#26	Wang Jianlin	$30 billion	63	real estate	China
#27	Beate Heister & Karl Albrecht Jr.	$29.8 billion	66	supermarkets	Germany
#28	Phil Knight	$29.6 billion	80	Nike	USA
#29	Jorge Paulo Lehmann	$27.4 billion	78	beer	Brazil
#30	Francois Pinault	$27 billion	81	luxury goods	France
#31	Georg Scheffler	$25.3 billion	53	auto parts	Germany
#32	Susanne Klatten	$25 billion	55	BMW, pharmaceuticals	Germany
#32	David Thomson	$25 billion	60	media	Canada
#34	Jacqueline Mars	$23.6 billion	78	candy, pet food	USA
#34	John Mars	$23.6 billion	82	candy, pet food	USA
#36	Joseph Safra	$23.5 billion	79	banking	Brazil
#37	Giovanni Ferrero	$23 billion	53	Nutella, chocolates	Italy
#37	Dietrich Mateschitz	$23 billion	73	Red billion	Austria
#39	Michael Dell	$22.7 billion	53	Dell computers	USA
#39	Son of Masayoshi	$22.7 billion	60	internet, telecom	Japan
#41	Serge Dassault	$22.6 billion	92	diversified	France
#42	Stefan Quandt	$22 billion	51	BMW	Germany
#43	Yang Huiyang	$21.9 billion	36	real estate	China
#44	Paul Allen	$21.7 billion	65	Microsoft, investments	USA
#45	Leonardo Del Vecchio	$21.2 billion	82	eyeglasses	Italy
#46	Dieter Schwarz	$20.9 billion	78	retail	Germany
#47	Thomas Peterffy	$20.3 billion	73	discount billionrokerage	USA
#48	Theo Albrecht Jr.	$20.2 billion	67	Aldi, Trader Joe's	Germany
#48	Len Blavatnik	$20.2 billion	60	diversified	USA
#50	He Xiangjian	$20.1 billion	75	home appliances	China
#50	Lui Che Woo	$20.1 billion	88	casinos	Hong Kong
#52	James Simons	$20 billion	79	hedge funds	USA
#52	Heinrich Sy	$20 billion	93	diversified	Philippines
#54	Elon Musk	$19.9 billion	46	Tesla Motors	USA
#55	Hinduja family	$19.5 billion	-	diversified	Great Britain
#55	Tadashi Yanai	$19.5 billion	69	fashion retail	Japan
#57	Vladimir Lisin	$19.1 billion	61	steel, transport	Russia
#58	Artwork by Lauren Powell	$18.8 billion	54	Apple, Disney	USA
#58	Azim Preji	$18.8 billion	72	software services	India
#60	Alexey Mordashov	$18.7 billion	52	steel, investments	Russia
#61	Lee Kun-Hee	$18.6 billion	76	Samsung	South Korea
#62	Lakshmi Mittal	$18.5 billion	67	steel	India
#63	Wang Wei	$18.2 billion	48	package delivery	China
#64	Leonid Mikhelson	$18 billion	62	gas, chemicals	Russia
#65	Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi	$17.9 billion	73	drinks, real estate	Thailand
#66	Pallonji Mistry	$17.8 billion	88	construction	Ireland
#67	Ray Dalio	$17.7 billion	68	hedge funds	USA
#68	Takemitsu Takizaki	$17.5 billion	72	sensors	Japan
#69	William Dean	$17.4 billion	46	online games	China
#69	R. Budi Hartono	$17.4 billion	77	banking, tobacco	Indonesia
#69	Gina Rinehart	$17.4 billion	64	mining	Australia
#72	German Larrea Mota Velasco	$17.3 billion	64	mining	Mexico
#73	Carl Icahn	$16.8 billion	82	investments	USA
#73	Stefan Persson	$16.8 billion	70	H&M	Sweden
#75	Michael Hartono	$16.7 billion	78	banking, tobacco	Indonesia
#75	Joseph Lau	$16.7 billion	66	real estate	Hong Kong
#77	Thomas and Raymond Kwok	$16.5 billion	-	real estate	Hong Kong
#78	Vagit Alekperov	$16.4 billion	67	oil	Russia
#78	James Ratcliffe	$16.4 billion	65	chemicals	Great Britain
#80	Donald Bren	$16.3 billion	85	real estate	USA
#80	Iris Fontbona	$16.3 billion	75	mining	Chile
#82	Gennady Timchenko	$16 billion	65	oil, gas	Russia
#83	Abigail Johnson	$15.9 billion	56	money management	USA
#83	Vladimir Potanin	$15.9 billion	57	metals	Russia
#83	Lucas Walton	$15.9 billion	31	Walmart	USA
#86	Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken	$15.8 billion	63	Heineken	Netherlands
#87	Zhang Zhidong	$15.6 billion	46	internet media	China
#88	Peter Kelner	$15.5 billion	53	banking	Czech Republic
#88	Andrey Melnichenko	$15.5 billion	46	coal, fertilizers	Russia
#88	David and Simon Ruben	$15.5 billion	-	investments, real estate	Great Britain
#91	Klaus-Michael Kuehne	$15.3 billion	80	shipping	Germany
#91	Li Shufu	$15.3 billion	54	automobiles	China
#93	Mikhail Fridman	$15.1 billion	53	oil, billionanking, telecom	Russia
#94	Rupert Murdoch	$15 billion	87	newspapers, TV network	USA
#95	Dhanin Chearavanont	$14.9 billion	78	diversified	Thailand
#96	Robert Kuok	$14.8 billion	94	palm oil, shipping, property	Malaysia
#97	Emmanuel Besnier	$14.7 billion	47	cheese	France
#98	Shiv Nadar	$14.6 billion	72	software services	India
#99	Victor Vekselberg	$14.4 billion	60	metals, energy	Russia
#100	Aliko Dangote	$14.1 billion	60	cement, sugar, flour	Nigeria
#100	Harold Hamm	$14.1 billion	72	oil & gas	USA

We present to you the top 10 richest businessmen of 2018 from the list.

10. Larry Ellison

Net worth: $58.5 billion

The ranking opens with the ex-CEO of Oracle, which ranks second after Microsoft in the software market. Ellison left his position as CEO in 2014 after 38 years at the helm of the company. He is now the Chief Technology Officer.

His strategy to develop cloud technologies has brought Oracle shares up 18 percent over the past 12 months.

9. David Koch

Co-owner and executive vice president of multinational corporation Koch controls the second largest private company in the United States. Charles and David Koch bought shares of their brothers Frederick and William to gain control of their father's company.

It is known that the Koch company is engaged in the creation of consumer goods, chemical technologies, the production of fertilizers and polymers, and owns oil refineries and pipelines. And this is not a complete list of her interests.

David Koch escaped death twice. In 1991, he was the only survivor after the plane he was flying in crashed. He also won his battle against prostate cancer. He is a generous donor who has donated more than $1.2 billion to cancer research programs, educational programs and other charitable causes.

8. Charles Koch

Wealth: $60 billion

The 82-year-old businessman is the CEO of the Koch Corporation. It has more than one hundred thousand employees.

7. Carlos Slim Helu

Owns: $67.1 billion

Mexico's richest man controls America Movil, Latin America's largest mobile phone operator. In addition, Carlos Slim has interests in the mining industry, foreign telecommunications, construction, real estate, and a number of consumer goods companies. He also owns a 17% stake in The New York Times.

6. Amancio Ortega

Capital: $70 billion

The source of this Spanish billionaire's wealth is Zara Inditex, a Spanish fashion line. Ortega once worked as an errand boy at a local clothing store. And now he owns over 200 stores in 48 countries.

But even with all this money, Ortega maintains a modest lifestyle. He eats lunch in the same canteen where his employees eat.

5. Mark Zuckerberg

Net worth: $71 billion

This is not the first time that the Facebook founder and CEO is among the top five richest billionaires. His already fantastic wealth has grown by $15 billion in a year as Facebook's share price soars and investors scramble to buy a stake in the popular social network.

For all his billion-dollar capital, Mark Zuckerberg does not look like a classic “greedy capitalist.” He is one of the three. Together with his wife Priscilla, Mark donated $25 million to fight Ebola in 2015. In addition, the Zuckerbergs donated $100 million worth of stock to improve the public school system in New Jersey.

4. Bernard Arnault

Total earnings: $72 billion

Bernard is the founder of the LVMH consortium, which deals with luxury goods. It includes more than seventy luxury brands. All of them are controlled by the parent company Groupe Arnault.

3. Warren Buffett

Number of billions: $84 billion

Since Donald Trump became president, Warren Buffett has had one of the best times of his life. Thanks to Trump's tax reform, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway investment fund received a record profit of $44.9 billion. Of this amount, 29 billion was received after the US Congress approved one of the largest tax cuts to the federal budget in the history of the country.

Warren is the most successful investor of all time and proudly holds the title of "Oracle of Omaha." At age eleven, he purchased three shares on the US stock market. They cost $38 each. Buffett later sold them, making a $5 profit on each share. A few days later, the price of these securities soared to $202. This first unsuccessful experience taught the future billionaire that he should not pursue short-term gain.

Now the 87-year-old businessman owns over 60 companies, including Dairy Queen, Duracell, Geico, and others.

2. Bill Gates

Net worth: $90 billion

The name of the “father” of Microsoft is unlikely to disappear from the list of the richest entrepreneurs anytime soon. Over the past 23 years, he has been named the king of billionaires 18 times. Today, the founder of Microsoft, the world's largest PC software company, is worth $90 billion. This is more than 4.7 times the state.

And, like many rich people in the West, Gates does not forget about charitable needs. His Gates Foundation has provided funds to improve the lives and health of children around the world.

1. Jeff Bezos

Wealth: $112 billion

Here he is, the richest man on Earth according to Forbes. Bezos is the founder and CEO of Amazon, the largest player in the e-commerce market.

Jeff Bezos was able to take a place at the top of the global “money pyramid” due to the sharp growth of his company’s shares. Over the year, their price increased by 59%, which increased Bezos’s fortune by $39.2 billion.

Hello! Today we will talk about the richest people in the world according to Forbes.

TOP 10 richest people in the world 2017 according to Forbes

1. Bill Gates is the richest man in the world

• Net worth: 86 billion
• Source of earnings: Microsoft
• Age: 61
• Country: USA

Microsoft founder Bill Gates has a 3% stake in his company, which is approximately 13% of his wealth. He earns the rest of the money: investments in the Canadian National Railway, an American engineering company, etc. The richest man in the world.

Tops the Forbes list 18 times out of 23. Bill Gates earns $6,659 per minute.

• Net worth: 75.6 billion
• Source of earnings: Berkshire Hathaway
• Age: 87
• Country: USA

The richest private investor in the history of mankind. The main capital is concentrated in Berkshire Hathaway. The largest philanthropist in modern history.

Every year the right to have breakfast with him is auctioned off. The last time such a right cost the buyer $3 million.

The founder of the Facebook network and also the youngest of the billionaires included in the top 10 of the Forbes list.

• Net worth: 54.4 billion
• Source of income: Grupo Carso
• Age: 78
• Country: Mexico

A businessman who is actively involved in telecommunications. From 2010 to 2013 he was the richest person in the world.

• Net worth: 52.2 billion
• Source of earnings: Oracle
• Age: 73
• Country: USA

A businessman who made his fortune by developing and implementing software. Before the dot-com crash in 2000, he was one of the three richest people on the planet.

• Net worth: 48.3 billion
• Age: 82
• Country: USA

Known as an active politician and sponsor of the US Republican Party. In 2012, he invested 400 million to oppose the election of Barack Obama.

• Net worth: 48.3 billion
• Source of income: Koch Industries
• Age: 77
• Country: USA

Unlike his brother, he is less interested in politics and is busy with company affairs. Reinvests about $110 billion a year in its own business.

• Net worth: 47.5 billion
• Source of earnings: Bloomberg.LP
• Age: 76
• Country: USA

108th mayor of New York, entrepreneur. He is the founder of the Bloomberg news agency. Rounding out the top 10 richest people in the world.

20 richest people in the world according to Forbes

• Net worth: 41.5 billion
• Source of income: Louis Vuitton
• Age: 68
• Country: USA

In 2011-2012 he was among the four richest people on the planet.

• Net worth: 40.7 billion
• Source of earnings: Google
• Age: 44
• Country: USA

Chief Executive Officer of Google.

• Condition: 39.8
• Source of earnings: Google
• Age: 44
• Country: USA

Developer and co-founder of Google.

• Net worth: 39.5 billion
• Source of income: L’Oreal
• Age: 95
• Country: France

The richest woman in the world.

15. Robson Walton

• Net worth: 34.1 billion
• Source of income: Wal-Mart
• Age: 73
• Country: USA

Head of WalMart Corporation.

• Net worth: 34 billion
• Source of income: Arvest
• Age: 69
• Country: USA

Youngest son of the Walton family, chairman of Arvest Bank. Has a stake in Wal-Mart.

Owner of a network of the largest casinos in Las Vegas. Rounding out the top 20 richest people in the world at the moment.

List of TOP 100 richest people in the World in 2018

21. Steve Ballmer

• Net worth: 30 billion
• Source of earnings: Microsoft
• Age: 61
• Country: USA

From 2000 to 2014, he was CEO of Microsoft Corporation. The richest employee in the world.

22. Jorge Lemman

• Net worth: 29.2 billion
• Source of income: Beer business
• Age: 78
• Country: Brazil

The richest Brazilian in the world.

23. Jack Ma

• Net worth: 28.3 billion
• Source of earnings: E-commerce
• Age: 53
• Country: China

Chairman of the Board of Management of Alibaba Group.

24. Karl Albrecht

• Net worth: 27.2 billion
• Age: 85
• Country: Germany

Owns the largest supermarket chain in Germany.

25. David Thomson

• Net worth: 27.2 billion
• Source of income: Media
• Age: 60
• Country: Canada

Everyone still considers him the dark horse of all billionaires. The most secretive of all the representatives of the top 100.

26. Jacqueline Mars

• Net worth: 27 billion
• Source of income: Mars
• Age: 78
• Country: USA

Granddaughter of the founder of the confectionery corporation Mars Incorporated.

27. John Mars

• Net worth: 27 billion
• Source of income: Mars
• Age: 82
• Country: USA

Chairman of Mars Incorporated.

28. Phil Knight

• Net worth: 26.2 billion
• Source of income: Nike
• Age: 79
• Country: USA

One of the founders of Nike.

29. Maria Franco Fissolo

• Net worth: 25.2 billion
• Source of income: Nutella
• Age: 83
• Country: Italy

The richest of all the inhabitants of Italy.

30. George Soros

• Net worth: 25.2 billion
• Age: 87
• Country: USA

The man who with his own hands provoked the fall of the British pound on September 16, 1992. Earned more than 1 billion from this event.

31. Ma Huateng

• Net worth: 24.9 billion
• Source of earnings: Internet Media
• Age: 46
• Country: China

In the list of the most influential people in the world, he is firmly in the top 50.

32. Lee Shawqi

• Net worth: 24.4 billion
• Source of income: Henderson Land Development Company Limited
• Age: 90
• Country: Hong Kong

Chairman of the Hong Kong Gas Company.

33. Mukesh Ambani

• Net worth: 23.2 billion
• Source of earnings: Reliance Industries
• Age: 60
• Country: India

For the past 3 years he has been suing his brother over the price of gas delivery.

34. Masayoshi Son

• Net worth: 21.2 billion
• Source of earnings: Soft Bank
• Age: 60
• Country: Japan

He made his fortune by introducing Internet technologies into business.

35. Kirk Christiansen

• Net worth: 21.1 billion
• Source of income: Lego
• Age: 70
• Country: Denmark

Founder of the Lego company.

36. George Schaffler

• Net worth: 20.7 billion
• Source of income: Schaeffler Group
• Age: 53
• Country: Germany

Made his fortune in bearings.

37. Joseph Safra

• Net worth: 20.5 billion
• Source of income: Safra Group
• Age: 79
• Country: Brazil

Owner of a banking empire.

• Net worth: 20.4 billion
• Source of income: Dell computers
• Age: 52
• Country: USA

He started working at home, selling homemade modifications to computers.

39. Susan Klatten

• Net worth: 20.4 billion
• Age: 55
• Country: Germany

Owns 50% of shares in the pharmaceutical company Altana and 12% in BMW.

40. Leonid Blavatnik

• Net worth: 20 billion
• Source of income: Access Industries
• Age: 60
• Country: USA

Member of the Presidium of the Russian Jewish Congress.

41. Lauren Jobs

• Net worth: 20 billion
• Source of income: Apple, Disney
• Age: 54
• Country: USA

Founder of a company supplying natural products in the USA. Steve Jbos's wife.

42. Paul Allen

• Net worth: 19.9 billion
• Source of income: Microsoft and private investments
• Age: 65
• Country: USA

Co-founder of Microsoft.

43. Stefan Perrson

• Net worth: 19.6 billion
• Source of income: H&M
• Age: 70
• Country: Sweden

The largest shareholder of H&M, created by his father.

44. Theo Albrecht

• Net worth: 18.8 billion
• Source of income: Supermarkets
• Age: 67
• Country: Germany

Co-founder of a large supermarket chain in Germany, together with his brother Karl.

45. Al-Walid ibn Talal

• Condition: 18.7
• Source of income: Investments
• Age: 62
• Country: Saudi Arabia.

Nephew of the current king. Made a fortune buying shares.

46. ​​Leonid Mikhelson

• Net worth: 18.4 billion
• Source of income: Novatek
• Age: 62
• Country Russia

The richest Russian according to Forbes magazine.

47. Charles Ergen

• Condition: 18.3
• Source of earnings: EchoStar
• Age: 64
• Country: USA

Made a fortune in satellite TV.

48. Stefan Quandt

• Net worth: 18.3 billion
• Source of income: BMW
• Age: 51
• Country: Germany

It is he who owns most of the stake in BMW.

49. James Simons

• Net worth: 18 billion
• Source of income: Investments
• Age: 79
• Country: USA

American mathematician and candidate of the Academy of Sciences. I made a fortune from trading.

50. Leonardo Del Vecchio

• Net worth: 17.9 billion
• Source of income: Luxottica
• Age: 82
• Country: Italy

His company develops and supplies glasses, contact lenses and frames.

51.Alexey Mordashov

• Condition: 17.5
• Source of income: Severstal
• Age:52
• Country Russia

One of the most recognizable and quoted businessmen in Russia and abroad.

52. William Ding

• Net worth: 17.3 billion
• Source of earnings: NetEase
• Age: 46
• Country: China

The richest person in the global gaming industry.

53. Dieter Schwarz

• Net worth: 17 billion
• Source of income: Chairman
• Age: 78
• Country: Germany

Dieter actively supports projects in the field of children's education and science.

54. Ray Dalio

• Net worth: 16.8 billion
• Source of income: Bridgewater Associates
• Age: 68
• Country: USA

Another brilliant investor. At the age of 12, he bought shares of Northeast Airlines for $300, and a few years later his investment tripled.

55. Carl Icahn

• Net worth: 16.6 billion
• Source of income: Investments
• Age: 81
• Country: USA

He started his career as an ordinary stockbroker. Later he became one of the most sought-after financiers in America.

56. Lakshmi Mittal

• Net worth: 16.4 billion
• Source of income: Mittal Steel Company N.V.
• Age: 67
• Country: India

In 2008, he was one of the 4 richest people in the world. Conducts business in the CIS.

57. Vladimir Lisin

• Net worth: 16.1 billion
• Source of income: Novolipetsk Iron and Steel Works
• Age: 61
• Country Russia

In 2011 he was recognized as the richest Russian businessman.

58. Serge Dassault

• Net worth: 16.1 billion
• Source of income: Groupe Dassault
• Age: 92
• Country: France

Mayor of Corbeil-Esonne, a southern suburb of Paris

59. Gennady Timchenko

• Net worth: 16 billion
• Source of income: Volga Group
• Age: 65
• Country Russia

Specializes in investments in energy and transport infrastructure.

60. Wai Wei

• Net worth: 15.9 billion
• Source of income: investing
• Age: 48
• Country: China

I started earning money as an ordinary taxi driver.

61. Tadashi Yanai

• Net worth: 15.9 billion
• Source of income: Uniclo
• Age: 68
• Country: Japan

Owner of Japan's largest casual clothing chain.

62. Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi

• Net worth: 15.8 billion
• Source of income: TCC Land
• Age: 73
• Country: Thailand

The beer produced by Charoen's company has become a national symbol.

63. Francois Pinault

• Net worth: 15.7 billion
• Source of income: investments
• Age: 81
• Country: France

One of the richest collectors in the world. His collection is located in the Venetian palace Palazzo Grassi.

64. Hinduja family

• Net worth: 15 billion
• Source of earnings: Hinduja Group
• Country: England

The Hinduja company produces cars, military equipment and explosives.

65. David and Sama Ruben

• Net worth: 15.3 billion
• Source of income: investments
• Age: 75
• Country: England

In 2007, the brothers were on the 8th line of the Forbes list.

66. Donald Bren

• Net worth: 15.2 billion
• Source of income: Irvine Company
• Age: 85
• Country: USA

He made his money in the construction business.

67.Alisher Usmanov

• Net worth: 15.2 billion
• Source of earnings: USM Holdings
• Age: 64
• Country Russia

From 2013 to 2015 he headed the list of the richest people in Russia.

68. Lee Gong Hee

• Net worth: 15.1 billion
• Source of earnings: Samsung
• Age: 76
• Country: South Korea

Chairman of the Samsung concern.

69. Thomas and Raymond Kwok

• Net worth: 15 billion
• Source of income: Hong Kong's Sun Hung Kai
• Country: Hong Kong

The most recognizable Hong Kong businessmen.

70. Joseph Lau

• Net worth: 15 billion
• Source of income: Chinese Estates Holdings
• Age: 66
• Country: Hong Kong

The largest shareholder of a real estate holding in Hong Kong.

71. Gina Rinehart

• Net worth: 15 billion
• Source of income: Hancock Prospecting
• Age: 63
• Country: Australia

The richest man in Australia.

72. Azim Premji

• Net worth: 14.9 billion
• Source of earnings: Wipro Limited
• Age: 72
• Country: India

Engaged in software development in India. He is often called the second Bill Gates.

73. Marcel Hermann Telles

• Net worth: 14.8 billion
• Source of earnings: InBev
• Age: 68
• Country: Brazil

Owner of the largest beer company in the world.

74. Vagit Alekperov

• Net worth: 14.5 billion
• Source of income: Lukoil
• Age: 67
• Country Russia

He remains consistently in the top 10 Russian businessmen according to Forbes.

75. Mikhail Fridman

• Net worth: 14.4 billion
• Source of income: Alfa Group
• Age: 53
• Country Russia

Owner of Alfa-Bank.

76. Abigail Johnson

• Condition: 14.4
• Source of earnings: Fidelity Investments
• Age: 56
• Country: USA

Engaged in investing and distributing funds to various companies.

77. Pallonji Mistry

• Net worth: 14.3 billion
• Source of earnings: Tata Sons
• Age: 88
• Country: India

Lives in Ireland and is the richest person in this country. A person closed to the press.

78. Vladimir Potanin

• Net worth: 14.3 billion
• Source of income: Norilsk Nickel
• Age: 57
• Country Russia

Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the State Hermitage.

79. Wang Wenying

• Net worth: 14 billion
• Source of income: Amer International Group's
• Age: 50
• Country: China

Back in 2015, he was in 125th place on the Forbes list. He is engaged in the mining business.

80. Elon Musk

• Net worth: 13.9 billion
• Source of income: Tesla Motors
• Age: 46
• Country: USA

Founder of PayPal, developer of electric vehicles Tesla Motors, chief engineer of SpaceX.

81. Stefano Pessina

• Net worth: 13.9 billion
• Source of income: Alliance Boots plc
• Age: 76
• Country: Italy

Owner of a family pharmaceutical company.

82. German Larrea Mota-Velasco

• Net worth: 13.8 billion
• Source of income: Grupo Mexico
• Age: 64
• Country: Mexico

German Larrea's company is the third largest in the world in terms of copper production per year.

83. Thomas Peterffy

• Net worth: 13.8 billion
• Source of earnings: Interactive Brokers
• Age: 73
• Country: USA

Played a key role in the creation of the Boston Otions Exchange.

84. Iris Fontbon

• Net worth: 13.7 billion
• Source of income: Quinenco
• Age: 75
• Country: Chile

The widow of Chilean billionaire Andronico Lexica, who died of cancer.

85. Dilip Changvi

• Net worth: 13.7 billion
• Source of income: SPIL
• Age: 62
• Country: India

Dilip's company is the fifth largest drug manufacturer in India.

86. Dietrich Mateschitz

• Net worth: 13.4 billion
• Source of earnings: Red Bull GmbH
• Age: 73
• Country: Austria

Half owned by Red Bull.

87. Harold Hamm

• Net worth: 13.3 billion
• Source of income: Harold Hamm Truck Service,
• Age: 72
• Country: USA

Owns oil producing companies in America.

88. Robin Lee

• Net worth: 13.3 billion
• Source of earnings: Baidu
• Age: 49
• Country: China

Owns the Chinese search engine Baidu.

89. Andrey Melnichenko

• Net worth: 13.2 billion
• Source of income: Siberian Coal Energy Company
• Age: 45
• Country Russia

Owner of the largest mineral fertilizer network in Russia.

90. Rupert Murdoch

• Net worth: 13.1 billion
• Source of earnings: 21st Century Fox.
• Age: 86
• Country: USA

The largest owner of film companies in the world.

91. Heinz Hermann Thiele

• Net worth: 13.1 billion
• Source of income: Knorr-Bremse AG
• Age: 76
• Country: Germany

Active philanthropist. He was awarded for his support of childhood cancer research and assistance to developing countries.

92. Stephen Cohen

• Net worth: 13 billion
• Source of earnings: Trading on the stock exchange
• Age: 61
• Country: USA

In America they call him the Supernatural Trader.

93. Patrick Drai

• Net worth: 13 billion
• Source of income: Altice
• Age: 54
• Country: France

Founder of the French news channel i24News.

94. Henry See

• Net worth: 12.77 billion
• Source of earnings: SM Prime Holdings
• Age: 93
• Country: Philippines

Considered one of the most visionary entrepreneurs in the world.

95. Charlene Heineken

• Net worth: 12.6 billion
• Source of income: Heineken
• Age: 63
• Country: Netherlands

Owner of a controlling stake in Heineken. Included in the list of “Tomorrow of your country”.

96. Philip Anschutz

• Net worth: 12.5 billion
• Source of income: investments
• Age: 78
• Country: USA

Manages enterprises operating in various fields of industrial activity.

97. Ronald Perelman

• Net worth: 12.5 billion
• Source of income: Salomon Brothers
• Age: 91
• Country: USA

Known as the "Corporate Snatcher".

98. Hans Rausing

• Net worth: 12.5 billion
• Source of income: Tetra Lavar Groupp
• Age: 75
• Country: Sweden

He sold a share of his company to his brother for $7 billion.

99. Carlos Alberto Sicupira

• Net worth: 12.5 billion
• Source of earnings: AmBev
• Age: 70
• Country: Brazil

Bachelor in Scientific Research.

100. Viktor Vekselberg

• Status: 12.4
• Source of income: Renova
• Age: 60
• Country Russia

He is at the bottom of the 100 richest people in the world according to Forbes magazine.

This year, the Forbes list included 2,043 of the world's richest people. It includes tycoons with a net worth of more than US$1 billion. The names of the largest billionaires are known to most people on the planet. Many of them became popular not only due to their impressive financial capital, but also because of their active charitable activities. The world's richest people 2017 Forbes list, which is presented below, includes ten tycoons whose wealth exceeds $30 billion.

Net worth: $34 billion

One of the wealthiest people in the world according to Forbes for 2017. The French billionaire has a fortune that is equivalent to 34 billion US dollars. The tycoon owns a controlling stake in LVMH, which produces luxury items known under brands such as Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Guerlain, Chaumet, etc. The company was created back in 1987 with the merger of Moët Hennessy and Louis Vuitton, resulting in the LVMH group rightfully became a leader in her sector. Bernard Arnault is Commander of the Legion of Honor.

Net worth: $48.1 billion

A fairly wealthy man who holds far from modest positions on the list of rich people. His capital as of 2017 was $48.1 billion. He is the creator and owner of the Bloomberg news agency. This company is a leading provider of financial news worldwide. The billionaire became the owner of the Order of the British Empire and received the title of Honorary Knight Commander.

Net worth: $48.3 billion

The wealthiest brothers in the world, whose capital, if divided equally, amounts to 48.3 billion US national currency. They own equal shares of the Koch Industies corporation, which brings them the main profit. The company's subsidiaries are Flint Hill Resources, Koch AG & Energy Solutions, Koch chemical Technology, Koch Minerals and INVISTA. It is known that the richest relatives are not averse to making their contribution to charity.

Net worth: $52.2 billion

is the world's largest financial tycoon, whose income is far from modest. His capital is estimated at 52.2 billion US dollars. The billionaire is the co-founder of Oracle Corporation, which is considered the second largest software manufacturer after Microsoft. Ellison is also a shareholder of NetSuite, which provides application access services to midsize businesses. The tycoon has maintained a strong position in the top ten richest people in the world for decades.

Net worth: $54 billion

The richest Mexican in history, who in 2017 took sixth position on the Forbes list of the richest people in the world. The entrepreneur's financial condition is estimated at 54 billion US dollars. The billionaire owns the largest holding company, Grupo Carso S.A.B. de C.V., which controls many Mexican companies. The tycoon is the largest philanthropist in the entire world. It finances medical, cultural, and educational projects. With the assistance of the tycoon, a few years ago an art museum was opened in Mexico City called Soumaya.

Net worth: $56 billion

placed in the middle on the list of the richest people for 2017. The founder of the social network Facebook has a capital of 56 billion US dollars. This is the youngest billionaire in history, who currently owns about 24 percent of the shares of the network that he created. Zuckerberg launched the construction of a 280-hectare family estate on the coast of the island of Kauai. The purchase of land cost the entrepreneur $100 million. The billionaire and his wife are currently actively involved in charity work.

Net worth: $71.3 billion

The largest Spanish entrepreneur, ranked fourth on the Forbes list of the richest people. As of 2017, the billionaire's fortune amounted to 71.3 billion US dollars. He is the founder and former president of the largest clothing chain chain Inditex. This company has over 6,500 stores located in 90 countries. Ortega is also a real estate investor in cities such as London, Florida and Madrid. The billionaire also invests in the gas industry, banks and tourism. In addition, he owns a share in the football league.

Net worth: $72.8 billion

is a financial tycoon worthy of the top three. According to information provided by Forbes, the businessman's capital is estimated at 72.8 billion US dollars. The creator of the Amazon online store is also the owner of the private aerospace company Blue Origin. The entrepreneur also owns the Washington Post publishing house. The largest online store was founded in 1994, the initial investment for the development of which amounted to about three hundred thousand US dollars. It was the Internet business that made up the lion's share of Bezos' capital.

Net worth: $75.6 billion

as Forbes notes, he is the wealthiest among the largest financial magnates. The entrepreneur has a fortune estimated at 75.6 billion US dollars. Buffett is also considered the largest philanthropist in history. In 2010, the billionaire gave approximately $37 billion to five charities, which amounted to approximately fifty percent of his entire wealth. Despite his enormous wealth, Buffett is not a fan of luxury items and eats at fast food chains, one of which he purchased for himself.

Net worth: $86 billion

The richest man in the world, whose net worth today is as much as $86 billion. Almost half a century ago, the billionaire created, together with Paul Allen, the software corporation Microsovt, which became the largest in the world. Gates owns about 3 percent of his company, which is about 13% of his total wealth to date. The rich man also invests his investments in the development of other areas that bring impressive profits to their co-owner.

For a long time, Russians will not forget Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev’s call to “hold on” when there is no money. But there are people who carry on just fine without any calls, earning millions and even billions of dollars. A list of such people - the richest in Russia - was published by Forbes magazine. To be included in their number you need to have at least 500 million dollars. And a pass to the top 10 “costs” more than 12 billion dollars. We present the top ten richest Russians in 2017.

10. Viktor Vekselberg

Capital - 12.4 billion dollars.

In addition to his enormous income from UC Rusal and the engineering concerns Oerlikon and Sulzer, the wealthy businessman is known for his incomparable collection of precious objects made by Faberge.

9. Andrey Melnichenko

Capital - 13.2 billion dollars.

Melnichenko’s talent as an entrepreneur manifested itself in his youth. In the 90s, he opened a currency exchange office in the Moscow State University dormitory, where he was studying at that time. Then a whole currency network appeared, and from it MDM Bank was “born”. In 1997, a company created by Melnichenko and Sergei Popov appeared. It bought up a number of production assets that served as the basis for SUEK, TMK and Eurochem. Currently, SUEK and Eurochem, as well as the energy holding SGK, bring Melnichenko the main income.

8. Vladimir Potanin

Capital - 14.3 billion dollars.

Owns 30.41% of shares of Norilsk Nickel, the world leader in the production of palladium and nickel metals. Potanin had a protracted conflict with Oleg Deripaska over control of this company for five years. However, in 2012, businessmen agreed to a peace settlement.

7. Mikhail Fridman

Capital - 14.4 billion dollars.

This Russian billionaire, who moved to London for permanent residence, has a lot of jobs. He:

• Chairman and one of the owners of the supervisory board of the Alfa Group consortium;
• is a member of the Bureau of the Presidium of the Russian Jewish Congress;
• heads the LetterOne Holdings group, which owns the Dea oil and gas company, 56.2% of Vimpelcom shares and 13.22% of Turkcell shares;
• is a member of the leadership of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs.

It is Fridman who owns brands known to most Russians such as Pyaterochka, Beeline and Perekrestok. And Alfa Bank, which is part of Alfa Group, sponsors the Life Line charity foundation, which helps children with serious illnesses.

6. Vagit Alekperov

Net worth: $14.5 billion.

One of the richest Russian entrepreneurs moved from 9th place, which he occupied in the 2016 ranking, to 6th place. This means that the oil company Lukoil, which is controlled by him, is doing more than successfully. In 2016, Alekperov received $590 million in dividends from Lukoil.

5. Alisher Usmanov

Capital - 15.2 billion dollars.

He is the main shareholder of USM Holdings, and this holding controls the mobile operator Megafon, the Kommersant publication, Mail.ru Group and owns the largest mining company in Russia and the CIS countries, Metalloinvest. Recently, the name of Alisher Usmanov was involved in an anti-corruption scandal in connection with an expensive gift - an estate worth $ 5 billion - transferred to the non-profit foundation Sotsgosproekt. This fund belongs to Ilya Eliseev, a classmate of Dmitry Medvedev. Usmanov commented on the part of Alexei Navalny’s investigative film that concerns him, saying that the land plot was transferred as part of an exchange deal for another plot intended for his sister.

4. Gennady Timchenko

Net worth: $16 billion.

More recently, information appeared that Vladimir Putin’s friend and the richest citizen of Finland, Gennady Timchenko (he has Russian-Finnish citizenship), is building an estate in the elite village of Rublyovka. His neighbors will be the head of the Ministry of Defense Sergei Shoigu and Senator Yuri Vorobyov. Timchenko owns the investment group Volga Group.

3. Vladimir Lisin

Capital - $16.1 billion.

The top 3 richest businessmen in Russia are opened by the owner of factories (Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant), steamships (Oka Shipyard, part of the UCL transport holding) and, if not newspapers, but the radio station Business FM. Vladimir Lisin is also the owner of the sports and shooting complex “Fox Hole”. In addition to his fortune, the entrepreneur is known as one of the few billionaires who live long and happily in marriage, without scandals or divorces. His wife Svetlana owns the chamber painting gallery “Seasons” in Moscow. The couple raised three children, but very little is known about them; Lisin prefers not to advertise her personal life.

2. Alexey Mordashov

Net worth: $17.5 billion.

Mordashov owns the steel and mining company Severstal, which in turn owns the Cherepovets Metallurgical Plant. This is the second largest steel mill in the Russian Federation. But the 51-year-old's commercial interests are not limited to steel and mining. He has shares and shares in a number of large and prosperous companies, such as the European tourism concern TUI, Rossiya Bank T2RTK Holding, gold mining company Nord Gold, etc.

1. Leonid Mikhelson

Capital - $18.4 billion.

For the second year in a row, Mikhelson’s name is at the top of the Forbes list of the richest people in Russia. The current co-owner of the gas company Novatek and chairman of the board of the petrochemical Sibur Holding began his career as a construction foreman for the construction of the first line of the Urengoy-Chelyabinsk gas pipeline. The path from superintendent to leader of the Russian rich took 40 years. However, once at the top, Leonid Mikhelson does not forget about ordinary people. Novatek sponsors a class of gifted children in one of the Novokuibyshev schools, and also provides charitable assistance to the Museum of Fine Arts in Yekaterinburg.

Leaders of the top 200: Leonid Mikhelson ($18.4 billion), Alexey Mordashov ($17.5 billion), Vladimir Lisin ($16.1 billion)

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Elena Berezanskaya

The Russian edition of Forbes on Thursday, April 20, 2017, published its annual, 14th edition. Topped the list for the second time in a row Leonid Mikhelson, co-owner of Russia's largest private gas production company Novatek. Forbes estimated his fortune at $18.4 billion.

Second place went to the owner of Severstal Alexey Mordashov, his fortune is estimated at $17.5 billion. The third is the owner of the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant (NLMK) Vladimir Lisin with an estimated fortune of $16.1 billion.

Record entry ticket price

The total wealth of the 200 richest businessmen grew over the year by $100 billion, to $460 billion. The number of dollar billionaires increased from 77 to 96. The cut-off threshold increased to $500 million from $350 million in Last year. Never before has admission to the Forbes list been so expensive. To get into the top ten of the rating, a businessman must have a net worth of $12.4 billion (a year ago - $8.7 billion).

There are several fundamental reasons for such a significant increase in the assessment of the wealth of the richest Russians. First of all, from February 12, 2016 to February 17, 2017 (for these dates Forbes took stock quotes to calculate the fortunes of the world's billionaires), the ruble exchange rate increased by 38% (from 79.11 rubles to 57.15 rubles per dollar). The dollar indicator of the stock market, the RTS Index, gained 67% over the same period. These factors have had a significant impact on the dollar valuation of assets.

Favorable conditions

Favorable conditions in the commodity markets also contributed to the increase in the fortunes of Russian businessmen. The world steel market showed the greatest growth. This affected the assessment of the fortunes of businessmen, whose asset structure is dominated by metallurgical companies. Shares in this sector grew faster than others - the RTS Metal & Mining industry index gained 93% over the period mentioned above.

As a result, “metallurgists” dominate among the entrepreneurs with the highest increase in the valuation of their fortunes: the fortune of NLMK owner Vladimir Lisin increased by $6.8 billion, Severstal owner Alexey Mordashov - by $6.6 billion, Suleiman Kerimov(the basis of his fortune is the shares of the gold mining company Polyus, formally owned by son Said) - by $4.7 billion.

The number of businessmen who maximized their wealth over the year also included representatives of the fuel and energy complex and chemical enterprises - the RTS Oil & Gas and RTS Chemicals indices grew by 53% and 51%, respectively. Largest shareholder of the oil company Lukoil Vagit Alekperov added $5.6 billion in a year, owner of Eurochem Andrey Melnichenko- $5 billion, and partners in the gas company Novatek and petrochemical company Sibur Gennady Timchenko and Leonid Mikhelson - $4.6 billion and $4 billion, respectively.

Read more about which of Russia's richest entrepreneurs gained the most over the past year, and who lost the most, here.

Thanks to the rapid growth of shares of metallurgical companies, the owner of ChTPZ returned to the rating Andrey Komarov and the main shareholder of Mechel Igor Zyuzin.

The list, like last year, includes three women: Elena Baturina(included in all Forbes lists since 2004), Elena Rybolovleva(who first became a participant in the rating last year after her divorce from her billionaire husband) and the owner of the S7 group of companies, Natalia Fileva. Fileva, a newcomer to the ranking, replaced Olga Belyavtseva, co-owner of the Progress company (FrutoNyanya baby food), in the “women’s team”; she lacked $50 million to get on the list this year.

Who left the rating

The most noticeable loss of the new rating is the owner of Russian Standard Bank and the manufacturer of the vodka of the same name Rustam Tariko. This year, the estimate of his net worth was $150 million below the threshold. Tariko has been on all lists since 2004. At its peak in 2007, his fortune was estimated at $5.5 billion.

Forbes also left the ranking of the richest Russian entrepreneurs Konstantin Grigorishin(received Ukrainian citizenship in May 2016) and coal magnate Alexander Shchukin(he is under investigation on charges of extortion).

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200 richest businessmen in Russia - 2017

Place	Change positions in a year	Name	State $ million	Change in a year $ million	Age	Number children
1	=	Leonid Mikhelson Gas, petrochemicals	18400	+4000	61	2
2	+4	Alexey Mordashov Ferrous metallurgy, mechanical engineering, tourism	17500	+6600	51	6
3	+5	Vladimir Lisin Metallurgy, transport	16100	+6800	60	3
4	+1	Gennady Timchenko Investments	16000	+4600	64	3
5	-2	Alisher Usmanov Metallurgy, Internet, telecommunications	15200	+2700	63
6	+3	Vagit Alekperov Oil, investment	14500	+5600	66	1
7	-5	Mikhail Fridman	14400	+1100	52	4
8	-4	Vladimir Potanin Non-ferrous metallurgy	14300	+2200	56	5
9	+2	Andrey Melnichenko Fertilizers, coal	13200	+5000	45	1
10	-3	Victor Vekselberg Aluminum, investment	12400	+1900	60	2
11	-1	German Khan Oil, finance, communications, retail	9300	+600	55	4
12	+1	Roman Abramovich Metallurgy, investments	9100	+1500	50	7
13	+1	Mikhail Prokhorov Investments	8900	+1300	51
14	+9	Victor Rashnikov Ferrous metallurgy	8300	+4500	68	2
15	-3	Dmitry Rybolovlev Investments	7300	-400	50	2
16	-1	Alexey Kuzmichev Oil, finance, communications, retail	7200	+500	54	1
17	+1	Andrey Skoch Metallurgy, Internet, telecommunications, airport	6900	+1600	51	10
18	-1	Sergey Galitsky Retail	6800	+1100	49	1
19	+2	Iskander Makhmudov	6500	+2500	53	1
20	-4	Mikhail Gutseriev Oil, coal, real estate, finance	6300	+400	59	2
21	+24	Suleiman Kerimov Investments	6300	+4700	51	3
22	=	Leonid Fedun Oil, finance	6300	+2400	61	2
23	+18	Oleg Deripaska Metallurgy, energy, finance, airports, auto industry	5100	+3000	49	2
24	-5	Peter Aven Oil, finance, communications	4600	=	62	2
25	-1	Alexander Abramov Ferrous metallurgy	4500	+900	58	3
26	-1	Andrey Guryev Mineral fertilizers, agriculture	4500	+900	57	2
27	-7	Sergey Popov Investments	4500	=	45	2
28	+8	Andrey Kozitsyn Non-ferrous metallurgy, coal, transport	4300	+1900	56	1
29	=	Dmitry Kamenshchik Airport	3600	+700	48	5
30	+4	Vladimir Evtushenkov Connection	3500	+1100	68	2
31	+1	Yuri Milner Investments	3500	+700	55	3
32	-4	Samvel Karapetyan Development, trade	3400	+300	51	3
33	-2	Alexander Svetakov Finance, development	3300	+400	49	4
34	-8	Zarakh Iliev Real estate	3100	-100	50	2
35	-2	Vyacheslav Kantor Mineral fertilizers, real estate	3100	+600	63	5
36	-9	Year of Nisanov Real estate	3100	-100	44	4
37	+2	Alexander Ponomarenko Real estate, airport	3000	+700	52	3
38	+2	Alexander Skorobogatko Real estate, airport	3000	+700	49	3
39	+36	Arkady Rotenberg Bank, infrastructure construction, airport, mineral fertilizers	2600	+1600	65	5
40	-3	Alexander Mamut Investments	2500	+100	57	5
41	-6	Igor Kesaev Trade, real estate	2400	=	50	3
42	-12	Alexander Nesis Metallurgy, mechanical engineering, real estate	2400	-500	54	4
43	-5	Vadim Moshkovich Agriculture	2300	=	50	3
44	+2	Mikail Shishkhanov Finance, oil, real estate	2300	+700	44	4
45	+52	Nikolay Buinov Oil	2200	+1350	49	2
46	-4	Igor Makarov Investments	2100	=	55	2
47	+3	Igor Altushkin Metallurgy	2000	+600	46	6
48	+6	Danil Khachaturov Insurance, real estate	2000	+600	45	5
49	-5	Vladimir Bogdanov Oil	1900	+200	65	1
50	-1	Alexander Frolov Ferrous metallurgy	1800	+300	52	1
51	+4	Araz Agalarov Real estate, trade	1700	+500	61	2
52	+27	Andrey Bokarev Metallurgy, mechanical engineering, coal, transport	1700	+750	50	1
53	+19	Valentin Gapontsev Industrial lasers	1600	+600	78	1
54	-6	Sait-Salam Gutseriev Oil, real estate	1600	+100	57	5
55	+60	Roman Trotsenko Transport, real estate	1600	+850	46	2
56	-13	Yuri Shefler Alcohol	1600	-300	49	4
57	+33	Sergey Gordeev Development	1500	+600	44
58	+12	Alexey Ananyev Finance, IT, real estate	1400	+400	52	3
59	+12	Dmitry Ananyev Finance, IT, real estate	1400	+400	48	5
60	-4	Vasily Anisimov Development, land	1400	+200	65	4
61	-9	Petr Kondrashev Investments	1400	=	67	2
62	-9	Anatoly Lomakin Investments	1400	=	64	2
63	+30	Ziyavudin Magomedov Ports, gas, grain trade	1400	+500	48	3
64	+9	Dmitry Pumpyansky Metallurgy, mechanical engineering	1400	+400	53	1
65	+9	Megdet Rakhimkulov Investments	1400	+400	71	2
66	+3	Roman Avdeev Finance, real estate, investments	1300	+300	49	23
67	-16	Farhad Akhmedov Investments	1300	-100	61	4
68	-21	Filaret Galchev Cement	1300	-200	53	2
69	-10	Alexander Japaridze Drilling of the wells	1300	+100	61	5
70	-4	Evgeniy Kaspersky IT	1300	+200	51	4
71	+49	Alexander Klyachin Real estate	1300	+600	49	2
72	-10	Boris Mints Finance, real estate	1300	+100	58	4
73	+49	Andrey Molchanov Development, construction	1300	+600	45	6
74	-10	Kirill Shamalov Petrochemistry	1300	+100	35
75	-17	Oleg Boyko Real estate, finance, gambling	1200	=	52
76	-16	Lev Kvetnoy Cement, bank	1200	=	51	2
77	-16	Andrey Kosogov Oil, finance, communications	1200	=	56	2
78	+9	Leonid Simanovsky Gas	1200	+250	67	1
79	+90	Oleg Tinkov Bank	1200	+700	49	3
80	-17	Gleb Fetisov Investments	1200	=	50	3
81	-4	Victor Kharitonin Pharmaceuticals, real estate	1200	+200	44	2
82	-14	Gavril Yushvaev Investments	1200	+100	59	7
83	+117	Vadim Yakunin Pharmaceuticals	1200	+850	54	3
84	-27	Leonid Boguslavsky Investments	1100	-100	65	3
85	+33	Arkady Volozh Internet	1100	+400	53	3
86	-3	Sergey Katsiev Trade, real estate	1100	+150	59	2
87	-20	Andrey Rappoport Investments	1100	=	53	2
88	+38	Airat Shaimiev	1100	+400	55	1
89	+38	Radik Shaimiev Oil refining, chemical industry	1100	+400	52	2
90	-25	Elena Baturina Investments	1000	-100	54	2
91	-13	Alexey Bogachev	1000	+50	46	2
92	+12	Yuri Gushchin Confectionery industry, real estate	1000	+200	72	1
93	+69	Yuri Kovalchuk Finance, media, telecommunications	1000	+500	65	1
94	-18	Boris Rotenberg Bank, investments	1000	=	60	4
95	+36	Rustem Sulteev Oil refining, chemical industry	1000	+350	63	2
96	+36	Albert Shigabutdinov Oil refining, chemical industry	1000	+350	64	2
97	+48	Dmitry Bosov Coal and gas mining	950	+400	49	4
98	-18	Vyacheslav Bresht Investments	950	=	63	1
99	-18	Ruben Vardanyan Investments	950	=	48	4
100	+35	Pavel Durov Internet	950	+350	32	2
101	+37	Vladimir Kogan Oil, finance	950	+350	53	4
102	-10	Vladimir Leshchikov Real estate	950	+50	60	6
103	-18	Vyacheslav Mirilashvili Investments	950	=	33	2
104	-5	Nikita Mishin	950	+100	45	3
105	-5	Konstantin Nikolaev Rail transport, port	950	+100	46	5
106	+7	Sergey Petrov Car trade	950	+200	62	2
107	-19	Anatoly Skurov Investments	950	=	64	2
108	-14	Konstantin Strukov Gold mining, coal	950	+50	58	2
109	-7	Andrey Filatov Rail transport, port	950	+100	45	3
110	-15	Alexey Khotin Real estate, oil	950	+50	42
111	new	Ilya Sherbovich Investments	950	new	42	2
112	-23	Ruslan Baysarov Investments	900	=	48	5
113	new	Andrey Baronov Software	900	new	51
114	+60	Sergey Kolesnikov Production of building materials	900	+450	45	4
115	+48	Igor Kudryashkin Non-ferrous metallurgy, coal, transport	900	+400	55	1
116	new	Alexey Repik Pharmaceuticals	900	new	37	2
117	+64	Igor Rybakov Production of building materials	900	+450	44	4
118	new	Ratmir Timashev Software	900	new	50	3
119	+52	Eduard Chukhlebov Non-ferrous metallurgy, coal, transport	900	+400	54
120	-24	David Yakobashvili Oil trading, real estate	900	=	60	1
121	-30	Anatoly Karachinsky IT	850	-50	57	2
122	+55	Vladimir Litvinenko Mineral fertilizers	850	+400	61	1
123	-18	Albert Avdolyan Investments	800	+50	46	4
124	-18	Sergey Adoniev Investments	800	+50	56	5
125	-8	Grigory Berezkin Electric power industry, media	800	+100	50	4
126	-23	Andrey Borodin Investments	800	=	49	3
127	-8	Georgy Gens IT, retail	800	+100	62	2
128	new	Andrey Komarov Metallurgy	800	new	50	5
129	-31	Andrey Kuzyaev Communications, oil services, real estate	800	-50	51	3
130	new	Leonid Lebedev Oil, electricity	800	new	60	1
131	-1	Alexander Lutsenko Agriculture	800	+150	55	2
132	new	Kirill Minovalov Finance, agriculture	800	new	45	2
133	new	Vitaly Orlov Fishing	800	new	51
134	-33	Alexander Tynkovan Retail	800	-50	49	2
135	+12	Vladimir Gruzdev Investments, real estate	750	+200	50	4
136	-27	Alexander Linnik Agriculture	750	=	49	1
137	-27	Victor Linnik Agriculture	750	=	49	1
138	-54	Nikolay Maksimov Investments	750	-200	59	3
139	-27	Nikolai Olshansky Investments	750	=	77
140	-17	Andrey Rogachev Trade	750	+50	53	2
141	new	Igor Antoshin Mineral fertilizers	700	new	53
142	-35	Boris Zingarevich Timber processing	700	-50	57	2
143	-32	Vitaly Malkin Investments	700	-50	64	3
144	+21	Vitaly Maschitsky Non-ferrous metallurgy, real estate	700	+200	63	6
145	+47	Igor Rotenberg Drilling, real estate	700	+300	43	3
146	-22	Nikolay Sarkisov Insurance, real estate	700	=	48	5
147	-22	Sergey Sarkisov Insurance, real estate	700	=	57	5
148	-34	Zakhar Smushkin Timber processing, real estate	700	-50	55	1
149	-16	Mikhail Abyzov Electrical power industry, construction	650	+50	44	3
150	-22	Oleg Burlakov Investments	650	=	67
151	-22	David Davidovich Investments	650	=	57	2
152	new	Igor Zyuzin Ferrous metallurgy	650	new	56	2
153	-16	Sergey Kislov Agriculture, oil refining	650	+50	56	3
154	new	Igor Khudokormov Agriculture	650	new	48	2
155	-39	Igor Yakovlev Retail	650	-100	51	1
156	-1	Deni Bazhaev Precious metals	600	+100	21
157	-1	Musa Bazhaev Precious metals	600	+100	50	4
158	+31	Vladimir Gridin	600	+200	61	4
159	+31	Vladimir Zotov Agriculture	600	+200	63	1
160	new	Alexey Isaikin Transport	600	new	64	3
161	new	Mark Kurtzer Medicine	600	new	59	4
162	-23	Oleg Leonov Investments	600	=	47	2
163	-12	Sergey Makhlai Fertilizers	600	+50	48	2
164	+14	Vladimir Melnikov Retail	600	+150	69	2
165	-24	Mikhail Nikolaev Investments	600	=	58	4
166	=	Alexander Putilov Drilling of the wells	600	+100	64	2
167	+13	Victor Remsha Internet	600	+150	46	5
168	-26	Elena Rybolovleva Investments	600	=	50	2
169	-2	Dmitry Strezhnev Mineral fertilizers	600	+100	49	2
170	new	Mikhail Fedyaev Coal, chemical production	600	new	54	2
171	new	Natalia Fileva Aviation	600	new	53
172	-2	Mikhail Khodorkovsky Real estate	600	+100	53	4
173	-29	Nikolay Bortsov Investments	550	=	71
174	+12	Alexander Vagin Ferrous metallurgy	550	+150	58	2
175	-29	Alexander Girda Retail	550	=	56
176	-28	Andrey Dobrov Investments	550	=	54	3
177	new	Vyacheslav Zarenkov Development, construction	550	new	66	1
178	+13	Gennady Kozovoy Ferrous metallurgy	550	+150	66	2
179	-30	Petr Kolbin Investments	550	=	65
180	-30	Dmitry Korzhev	550	=	52	1
181	-60	Dmitry Kostygin Retail	550	-150	44	4
182	new	August Meyer Retail	550	new	54
183	+10	Sergei Studennikov Retail	550	+150	50
184	-31	Dmitry Troitsky Retail, mining	550	=	52	2
185	-31	Andrey Andreev Internet	500	=	43
186	-29	Mikhail Brudno Real estate	500	=	57	2
187	new	Boris Volchek Retail, real estate	500	new	50	2
188	-29	Vladimir Dubov Real estate	500	=	59	2
189	new	Alexander Dyukov Petrochemistry	500	new	49	2
190	+9	Evgeny Zubitsky Ferrous metallurgy	500	+150	49	2
191	-31	Arsen Kanokov Construction markets, real estate	500	=	60	3
192	new	Leonid Konobeev Pharmaceuticals	500	new	55
193	new	Dmitry Konov Petrochemistry	500	new	46
194	-19	Egor Kulkov Pharmaceuticals, real estate	500	+50	45
195	-19	Mikhail Kusnirovich Retail, real estate	500	+50	50	2
196	-32	Platon Lebedev Real estate	500	=	60	4
197	new	Alexander Orlov Agriculture	500	new	56	1
198	new	Ivan Streshinsky	500	new	47	5
199	-5	Ivan Tavrin Metallurgy, telecommunications, Internet	500	+100	40
200	new	Mikhail Shelkov Metallurgy	500	new	48