| $131 B | Jeff Bezos (56) | Amazon | US |
| $96.5 B | Bill Gates (64) | Microsoft | US |
| $82.5 B | Warren Buffett (89) | Berkshire Hathaway | US |
| $76 B | Bernard Arnault (70) | LVMH | France |
| $64 B | Carlos Slim Helu (79) | telecom | Mexico |
| $62.7 B | Amancio Ortega (83) | Zara | Spain |
| $62.5 B | Larry Ellison (75) | software | US |
| $62.3 B | Mark Zuckerberg (35) | US | |
| $55.5 B | Michael Bloomberg (77) | Bloomberg LP | US |
| $50.8 B | Larry Page (46) | US | |
| $50.5 B | Charles Koch (84) | Koch Industries | US |
| $50.5 B | David Koch (79) | Koch Industries | US |
| $50 B | Mukesh Ambani (62) | petrochemicals | India |
| $49.8 B | Sergey Brin (46) | US | |
| $49.3 B | Francoise Bettencourt Meyers (66) | L’Oreal | France |
| $44.6 B | Jim Walton (71) | Walmart | US |
| $44.4 B | Alice Walton (70) | Walmart | US |
| $44.3 B | Rob Walton (75) | Walmart | US |
| $41.2 B | Steve Ballmer (63) | Microsoft | US |
| $38.8 B | Ma Huateng (48) | internet media | China |
| $22.2 B | Tadashi Yanai (70) | fashion retail | Japan |
| $21.6 B | Masayoshi Son (62) | internet, telecom | Japan |
The World’s Billionaires
Forbes
https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/;3/#version:static
$131 B, Jeff Bezos (56), Amazon, US
$96.5 B, Bill Gates (64), Microsoft, US
$82.5 B, Warren Buffett (89), Berkshire Hathaway, US
$76 B, Bernard Arnault (70), LVMH, France
$64 B, Carlos Slim Helu (79), telecom, Mexico
$62.7 B, Amancio Ortega (83), Zara, Spain
$62.5 B, Larry Ellison (75), software, US
$62.3 B, Mark Zuckerberg (35), Facebook, US
$55.5 B, Michael Bloomberg (77), Bloomberg LP, US
$50.8 B, Larry Page (46), Google, US
$50.5 B, Charles Koch (84), Koch Industries, US
$50.5 B, David Koch (79), Koch Industries, US
$50 B, Mukesh Ambani (62), petrochemicals, oil & gas, India
$49.8 B, Sergey Brin (46), Google, US
$49.3 B, Francoise Bettencourt Meyers (66), L’Oreal, France
$44.6 B, Jim Walton (71), Walmart, US
$44.4 B, Alice Walton (70), Walmart, US
$44.3 B, Rob Walton (75), Walmart, US
$41.2 B, Steve Ballmer (63), Microsoft, US
$38.8 B, Ma Huateng (48), internet media, China
$37.3 B, Jack Ma (55), e-commerce, China
$36.2 B, Hui Ka Yan (61), real estate, China
$36.1 B, Beate Heister & Karl Albrecht Jr., supermarkets, Germany
$35.1 B, Sheldon Adelson (86), casinos, US
$34.3 B, Michael Dell (54), Dell computers, US
$33.4 B, Phil Knight (81), Nike, US
$32.5 B, David Thomson (62), media, Canada
$31.7 B, Li Ka-shing (91), diversified, Hong Kong
$30.1 B, Lee Shau Kee (91), real estate, Hong Kong
$29.7 B, François Pinault (83), luxury goods, France
$25.2 B, Joseph Safra (81), banking, Brazil
$24 B, Leonid Mikhelson (64), gas, chemicals, Russia
$23.9 B, Jacqueline Mars (80), candy, pet food, US
$23.9 B, John Mars (84), candy, pet food, US
$22.8 B, Jorge Paulo Lemann (80), beer, Brazil
$22.6 B, Azim Premji (74), software services, India
$22.6 B, Dieter Schwarz (80), retail, Germany
$22.6 B, Wang Jianlin (65), real estate, China
$22.4 B, Giovanni Ferrero (55), Nutella, chocolates, Italy
$22.3 B, Elon Musk (48), Tesla Motors, US
$22.2 B, Tadashi Yanai (70), fashion retail, Japan
$22.1 B, Yang Huiyan (38), real estate, China
$21.6 B, Masayoshi Son (62), internet, telecom, Japan
$21.5 B, Jim Simons (81), hedge funds, US
$21.3 B, Vladimir Lisin (63), steel, transport, Russia
$21 B, Susanne Klatten (57), BMW, pharmaceuticals, Germany
$20.7 B, Vagit Alekperov (69), oil, Russia
$20.5 B, Alexey Mordashov (54), steel, investments, Russia
$20.1 B, Gennady Timchenko (67), oil, gas, Russia
$19.8 B, Leonardo Del Vecchio (84), eyeglasses, Italy