http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/

세계의 부자들 리스트입니다. 상위 1-3위가 계속 업치락 뒤치락하고 있습니다. 저정도 되면1위냐 3위냐는 의미없겠죠.

특이한 점은 월마트(Walmart)로 거대 부를 쥔 사람이 4명이나 됩니다. 실제적으로 월마트가 세계 제1의 부의 원천이네요.

#8 Christy Walton $41.7 B 60 Wal-Mart United States

#9 Jim Walton $40.6 B 67 Wal-Mart United States

#11 Alice Walton $39.4 B 65 Wal-Mart United States

#12 S. Robson Walton $39.1 B 71 Wal-Mart United States

Realtime으로 보면 2015/06/05 현재

Rank	Name	Net Worth	Change	Age	Source	Country of Citizenship
	#1	Bill Gates	$79.2 B	$19.6 M	59	Microsoft	United States
	#2	Amancio Ortega	$71.6 B	$729.7 M | -1%	79	Zara	Spain
	#3	Carlos Slim Helu	$70.2 B	$591.2 M | -0.8%	75	telecom	Mexico
	#4	Warren Buffett	$69.2 B	$290.7 M | -0.4%	84	Berkshire Hathaway	United States

엘론 머스크는 88위. 하고 있는 분야를 생각할때 앞으로도 더욱 창창하네요.

#88

Elon Musk

$13.2 B

$59.2 M | 0.4%

43

Tesla Motors

United States

이건희는 115위

#115

Lee Kun-Hee

$11.4 B

$111.8 M | 1%

73

electronics/insurance

South Korea

이재용이 많이 물려받고 현재 평가안된 가치가 많이 있으니 승계절차가 마무리되면 100위권에는 바로 들어갈것 같네요.

퀄컴의 창업자 어윈 제이콥스는 #1118위. 이것보다 많았을텐데, 다 기부하고 기증하느라 계속 금액이 줄고 있는것 같습니다.

• #1118 Irwin Jacobs

Real Time Net Worth As of 6/5/15
• $1.65 Billion

• #1118 Billionaires (2015)
  • #391 in United States
  • #988 in 2014
• #353 Forbes 400 (2014)

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http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/#version:static

	Rank	Name	Net Worth	Age	Source	Country of Citizenship
	#1	Bill Gates	$79.2 B	59	Microsoft	United States
	#2	Carlos Slim Helu	$77.1 B	75	telecom	Mexico
	#3	Warren Buffett	$72.7 B	84	Berkshire Hathaway	United States
	#4	Amancio Ortega	$64.5 B	79	Zara	Spain
	#5	Larry Ellison	$54.3 B	70	Oracle	United States
	#6	Charles Koch	$42.9 B	79	diversified	United States
	#6	David Koch	$42.9 B	75	diversified	United States
	#8	Christy Walton	$41.7 B	60	Wal-Mart	United States
	#9	Jim Walton	$40.6 B	67	Wal-Mart	United States
	#10	Liliane Bettencourt	$40.1 B	92	L'Oreal	France
	#11	Alice Walton	$39.4 B	65	Wal-Mart	United States
	#12	S. Robson Walton	$39.1 B	71	Wal-Mart	United States
	#13	Bernard Arnault	$37.2 B	66	LVMH	France
	#14	Michael Bloomberg	$35.5 B	73	Bloomberg LP	United States
	#15	Jeff Bezos	$34.8 B	51	Amazon.com	United States
	#16	Mark Zuckerberg	$33.4 B	31	Facebook	United States
	#17	Li Ka-shing	$33.3 B	86	diversified	Hong Kong
	#18	Sheldon Adelson	$31.4 B	81	casinos	United States
	#19	Larry Page	$29.7 B	42	Google	United States
	#20	Sergey Brin	$29.2 B	41	Google	United States
	#21	Georg Schaeffler	$26.9 B	50	ball bearings	Germany
	#22	Forrest Mars, Jr.	$26.6 B	83	candy	United States
	#22	Jacqueline Mars	$26.6 B	75	candy	United States
	#22	John Mars	$26.6 B	79	candy	United States
	#25	David Thomson	$25.5 B	57	media	Canada
	#26	Jorge Paulo Lemann	$25 B	75	beer	Brazil
	#27	Lee Shau Kee	$24.8 B	87	real estate	Hong Kong
	#28	Stefan Persson	$24.5 B	67	H&M	Sweden
	#29	George Soros	$24.2 B	84	hedge funds	United States
	#29	Wang Jianlin	$24.2 B	60	real estate	China
	#31	Carl Icahn	$23.5 B	79	investments	United States
	#32	Maria Franca Fissolo	$23.4 B	97	Nutella, chocolates	Italy
	#33	Jack Ma	$22.7 B	50	e-commerce	China
	#34	Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud	$22.6 B	60	investments	Saudi Arabia
	#35	Steve Ballmer	$21.5 B	59	Microsoft	United States
	#35	Phil Knight	$21.5 B	77	Nike	United States
	#37	Beate Heister & Karl Albrecht Jr.	$21.3 B	-	supermarkets	Germany
	#38	Li Hejun	$21.1 B	47	solar power equipment	China
	#39	Mukesh Ambani	$21 B	58	petrochemicals, oil & gas	India
	#40	Leonardo Del Vecchio	$20.4 B	80	eyeglasses	Italy
	#41	Len Blavatnik	$20.2 B	58	diversified	United States
	#41	Tadashi Yanai	$20.2 B	66	retail	Japan
	#43	Charles Ergen	$20.1 B	62	Dish Network	United States
	#44	Dilip Shanghvi	$20 B	59	pharmaceuticals	India
	#45	Laurene Powell Jobs	$19.5 B	51	Apple, Disney	United States
	#46	Dieter Schwarz	$19.4 B	75	retail	Germany
	#47	Michael Dell	$19.2 B	50	Dell	United States
	#48	Azim Premji	$19.1 B	69	software	India
	#49	Theo Albrecht, Jr.	$19 B	64	Aldi, Trader Joe's	Germany
	#50	Michael Otto	$18.1 B	72	retail, real estate	Germany
	#51	Paul Allen	$17.5 B	62	Microsoft, investments	United States
	#52	Joseph Safra	$17.3 B	76	banking	Brazil
	#53	Anne Cox Chambers	$17 B	95	media	United States
	#54	Susanne Klatten	$16.8 B	53	BMW, pharmaceuticals	Germany
	#55	Pallonji Mistry	$16.3 B	86	construction	Ireland
	#56	Ma Huateng	$16.1 B	43	internet media	China
	#57	Patrick Drahi	$16 B	51	Telecom	France
	#58	Thomas & Raymond Kwok	$15.9 B	-	real estate	Hong Kong
	#59	Stefan Quandt	$15.6 B	49	BMW	Germany
	#60	Ray Dalio	$15.4 B	65	hedge funds	United States
	#60	Vladimir Potanin	$15.4 B	54	metals	Russia
	#62	Serge Dassault	$15.3 B	90	aviation	France
	#62	Robin Li	$15.3 B	46	internet search	China
	#64	Donald Bren	$15.2 B	83	real estate	United States
	#65	Francois Pinault	$14.9 B	78	retail	France
	#66	Shiv Nadar	$14.8 B	69	information technology	India
	#67	Aliko Dangote	$14.7 B	58	cement, sugar, flour	Nigeria
	#68	Mikhail Fridman	$14.6 B	51	oil, banking, telecom	Russia
	#69	Hinduja Brothers	$14.5 B	-	diversified	United Kingdom
	#69	Ronald Perelman	$14.5 B	72	leveraged buyouts	United States
	#71	Cheng Yu-tung	$14.4 B	89	diversified	Hong Kong
	#71	Alisher Usmanov	$14.4 B	61	steel & mining, telecom, investments	Russia
	#73	Henry Sy	$14.2 B	90	diversified	Philippines
	#73	Viktor Vekselberg	$14.2 B	58	metals, energy	Russia
	#75	Masayoshi Son	$14.1 B	57	internet, telecom	Japan
	#76	James Simons	$14 B	77	hedge funds	United States
	#77	German Larrea Mota Velasco	$13.9 B	61	mining	Mexico
	#77	Rupert Murdoch	$13.9 B	84	media	United States
	#77	Johanna Quandt	$13.9 B	88	BMW	Germany
	#80	David & Simon Reuben	$13.7 B	72	investments, real estate	United Kingdom
	#81	Dhanin Chearavanont	$13.6 B	76	food	Thailand
	#82	Iris Fontbona	$13.5 B	72	mining	Chile
	#82	Lui Che Woo	$13.5 B	85	casinos	Hong Kong
	#82	Lakshmi Mittal	$13.5 B	64	steel	India
	#85	Abigail Johnson	$13.4 B	53	money management	United States
	#85	Luis Carlos Sarmiento	$13.4 B	82	banking	Colombia
	#87	Lei Jun	$13.2 B	45	smartphones	China
	#87	Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi	$13.2 B	71	beverages	Thailand
	#89	Alexey Mordashov	$13 B	49	steel, investments	Russia
	#89	Marcel Herrmann Telles	$13 B	65	beer	Brazil
	#91	Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor	$12.6 B	63	real estate	United Kingdom
	#92	Hans Rausing	$12.5 B	89	packaging	Sweden
	#92	Jack Taylor	$12.5 B	92	Enterprise Rent-A-Car	United States
	#94	Charles Butt	$12.3 B	77	supermarkets	United States
	#94	Gina Rinehart	$12.3 B	61	mining	Australia
	#96	Vagit Alekperov	$12.2 B	64	oil	Russia
	#96	Harold Hamm	$12.2 B	69	oil & gas	United States
	#96	Patrick Soon-Shiong	$12.2 B	63	pharmaceuticals	United States
	#99	Stefano Pessina	$12.1 B	74	drugstores	Italy
	#100	Richard Kinder	$12 B	70	pipelines	United States

빌 게이츠의 평가는 그가 마이크로소프트 CEO로 있을때보다 그가 그 자리를 박차고 나온 이후부터 더 좋아진것 같습니다. 미래를 먼저보고 세계를 이끌었던 천재에 부자라면 저렇게 살아야지요.

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http://fundersandfounders.com/how-bill-gates-started/

His father was a lawyer. A very successful one. His mother a teacher. Reading magazines in middle school he first thought about how cool it would be to open a company. You could say that’s how he started – with a childish dream. Many kids have dreams though, so what happened next?

How Bill Gates  Started To Hack

Next, Bill Gates saw a computer at 13. The school he went to bought one machine and a teletype. He paid for the time to use it. When money ran out, he hacked into the computer to use it for free. Then he got banned by the school. Then the school realized he had a rare skill so they asked him to use the computer and help them find bugs. He started to be a hacker.

Started to Hustle

Next, Bill scored 1590 out of 1600 on SAT. He went to Harvard. Only to find himself unsure about where to start – as a pre-law major or as something else? Reading Popular Mechanics one day in college he read an ad about a new computer. He called them to say that he wrote a programming language for it. (He hadn’t.) He asked if they might buy it. He hadn’t even started to write the language. But, he started to be a hustler. And, yes, the computer company was very interested in buying.

Being a Workaholic

Next Bill sat down with his friend Paul from high school, and the two wrote that programming language that he talked about on the phone. Bill wrote 50% of the code, using Harvard’s computers. Bill coded all day long, slept at the computer, woke up and picked up programming exactly where he left off. Bill started to be a workaholic.

Being a Copyright Guru

When they were done, Bill flew to New Mexico to show this new language he had written called BASIC. The computer company bought it for $3,000. But Bill kept the copyright. Did he somehow know it would be worth a lot in the future? So he started to be a copyright guru.

Started to Visualize the Future

Five years later IBM knocked on Bill’s door to see if he had written an operating system they could buy. Bill hadn’t. But he said, “Yes.” Real quick, he found an operating system from another person in Seattle and bought it. With the copyright. Then he sold it to IBM. For a lot more. This was DOS. And without copyright – they never asked for it. “Who would pay for software?” they reasoned. It’s the hardware that people are after. Bill saw the opportunity to make people pay for software. Bill started to see the future. He was now a visionary.

Bill Gates Started to Be a Perfectionist

Then Steve Jobs showed up. He wanted Bill to write new software that was visual. Programs like Excel and Words. Programs that looked human. Bill got down to work. Jobs thought Bill’s team’s product was tasteless, but Bill kept at it. He got better and better until he got really good. Bill started to be a perfectionist.

Being a Visual Thinker

But Bill was not going to spend his life working on Jobs’ brilliant ideas. Ideas, after all, are worthless until executed. Plus, Jobs’ ideas were stolen anyway. And so it was fair game to do the same. Bill remembered where he saw this idea of visual interfaces – it was Xerox. And now he wanted to create a visual operating system of his own. He called it Windows. He started to be a visual thinker.

Being a Tough Cookie

When Jobs heard about Windows, he went ballistic. He lashed out at Bill calling him down to Cupertino. In front of ten Apple employees Jobs accused Gates for robbing Apple. Bill listened calmly and replied that Jobs stole the idea just as he did himself. Bill started to be a tough cookie.

When Windows launched, Bill visualized a world where every home had a computer, and that computer was running Windows. Bill started to become very rich. And as his vision materialized, by 39 he became the richest man in the world.

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포브스 정보를 보면 2015/06/04 일자로. 여전히 세계 1위의 부자입니다.

http://www.forbes.com/profile/bill-gates/