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Three International
Corporations
for the Elven-Kings under the Silken
Sky,
Seven for the Dwarf-Lords in Halls of
LodeStone,
Nine for
Mortal Men Doomed to
Die,
One for the Dark Lord on his Dark
Throne
In the Land of
Mordor where the Shadows lie.
One Supreme International
Corporation
to rule them all,
One Supreme International
Corporation
to find them,
One Supreme International
Corporation,
,
to bring them into the Darkness and bind
them
In the Land of
Mordor where
the Shadow
Governments lie to us all.
"In the past the man has been first;
in the
future the system must be first."
Frederick Winslow
Taylor
Principles of Scientific Management
"Corporate libertarianism" - a
totally different animal than individual libertarianism -
has emerged placing corporations
above individuals.
This
influence led to cultural ideologies known by numerous names such as
neoliberal, neolibertarian
economics, market
capitalism, market liberalism etc which in truth is nothing other than
neofeudalism in
disguise.
The guiding
principles of corporatism include:
Sustained corporate growth as the way
to human progress.
Free
markets without government "interference" as
the most efficient and socially
optimal allocation of resources.
Corporate globalization as beneficial to
everyone.
Privatization removes
inefficiencies of public sector.
The only function of government is
to provide infrastructure and to
advance the rule of law
with respect to property
rights and contracts.
"The
idea that some areas of society and life are too
precious, vulnerable,
sacred, or
important for the public interest to be
subject to commercial
exploitation seems to be losing its influence." - Joe
Balkan
77 billionaires ~ 2005, about 1 in 4, started out
with a huge inheritance. Forbes 400
2005
The wealthy
need winners and
losers in order to
increase wealth parasitically
stolen and, to keep it, they need only bet on the winning
side - themselves.
"Why should
men leave great fortunes to their children?
If this is
done from affection, is it not
misguided affection?
Observation teaches
children should not be so
burdened.
Men who continue hoarding great sums all their lives, the
proper use of which for public ends work good to the community,
should be made to feel that the
community, in the form of the
State, cannot be deprived of
its proper share.
By taxing estates heavily at death the State marks
its condemnation of the selfish
billionaire's unworthy life." -
Andrew
Carnegie
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| Petroleum, natural gas & electricity |
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| Charles De Ganahl Koch |
12 billion |
Wichita, KS |
petroleum inheritance |
| David Hamilton Koch* |
12 billion |
New York, NY |
petroleum inheritance |
| William Ingraham Koch* |
1.3 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
inheritance petroleum |
| Robert Muse
Bass |
5.5 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
inheritance petroleum, |
| Lee Marshall Bass |
3 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
inheritance petroleum, |
| Sid Richardson Bass |
3 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
inheritance petroleum, |
| Edward Perry Bass |
2.5 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
inheritance petroleum, |
| Anne Windfohr Marion |
1.3 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
inheritance, petroleum |
| William Alvin Moncrief Jr |
1 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
inheritance petroleum |
| Richard Edward Rainwater |
2.5 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
real estate, energy,
insurance |
| Robert Rowling |
5.2 billion |
Dallas, TX |
inheritance petroleum &
gas |
| Ray Lee Hunt |
3.2 billion |
Dallas, TX |
inheritance, real estate |
| T Boone Pickens, Jr |
2.7 billion |
Dallas, TX |
petroleum & gas, hedge
funds |
| Trevor Rees-Jones |
1.5 billion |
Dallas, TX |
petroleum |
| Timothy Headington |
1.1 billion |
Dallas, TX |
petroleum |
| Billy Joe "Red" McCombs |
1.3 billion |
San Antonio, TX |
radio, petroleum, real
estate |
| Jeffrey Hildebrand |
1 billion |
Houston, TX |
petroleum |
| Tracy W Krohn |
1.4 billion |
Houston, TX |
petroleum |
| Dan L Duncan |
7.5 billion |
Houston, TX |
petroleum, gas pipelines |
| Richard Kinder |
2.8 billion |
Houston, TX |
gas pipelines |
| George Phydias Mitchell |
2.5 billion |
The Woodlands, TX |
petroleum |
| David Rockefeller Sr |
2.6 billion |
New York, NY |
petroleum, banking |
| Gordon Peter Getty |
2.3 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
petroleum inheritance |
| George B Kaiser |
8.5 billion |
Tulsa, OK |
petroleum inheritance,
banking |
| Aubrey K McClendon |
1.6 billion |
Oklahoma City, OK |
petroleum |
| Marguerite Harbert |
1.5 billion |
Birmingham, AL |
petroleum inheritance |
| Richard Mellon Scaife |
1.2 billion |
Pittsburgh, PA |
ipetroleum, banking,
publishing |
| Philip Frederick Anschutz* |
7.8 billion |
Denver, CO |
petroleum, gas, fiber optics |
| Phyllis Miller Taylor |
1.6 billion |
New Orleans, LA |
petroleum, gas |
| Tom L Ward |
1.6 billion |
Edmond, OK |
gas |
| Robert Earl Holding |
4.2 billion |
Sun Valley, ID |
energy, resorts, ranching |
| Robert C McNair |
1.5 billion |
Houston, TX |
energy,
sports |
Hedge funds |
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| George Soros* |
8.5 billion |
Westchester, NY |
hedge funds |
Edward S
Lampert
(Skull &
Crossbones)
protege: Robert
Rubin* |
4.7 billion |
Greenwich, CT |
consumer products,hedge
funds |
| James H
Simons |
4 billion |
East Setauket, NY |
hedge funds |
| Steven A Cohen* |
3 billion |
Greenwich, CT |
hedge funds |
| Paul Tudor Jones II |
2.5 billion |
Greenwich, CT |
hedge funds |
| Bruce Kovner * |
3 billion |
New York, NY |
hedge funds |
| Stanley Druckenmiller * |
2 billion |
New York, NY |
hedge funds |
| Israel Englander * |
1.2 billion |
New York, NY |
hedge funds |
| David E Shaw |
1 billion |
New York, NY |
hedge funds |
| Louis Moore Bacon |
1 billion |
London |
hedge funds |
| Kenneth C Griffin* |
1.7 billion |
Chicago, IL |
hedge funds |
| David Tepper* |
1.5 billion |
Chatham, NJ |
hedge funds |
| Samuel Wyly* |
1.1 billion |
Dallas, TX |
stock trader, hedge funds |
| Daniel Morton Ziff* |
1.5 billion |
New York, NY |
inheritance, hedge funds |
| Dirk Edward Ziff* |
1.5 billion |
New York, NY |
inheritance, hedge funds |
| Robert David Ziff* |
1.5 billion |
New York, NY |
inheritance, hedge funds |
Leveraged buyouts
or hostile takeovers |
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| Carl Icahn * |
9.7 billion |
New York, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| Ronald Owen Perelman * |
7 billion |
New York, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| Henry R Kravis * |
2.6 billion |
New York, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| Leon Black * |
2 billion |
New York, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| Thomas Haskell Lee * |
1.4 billion |
New York, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| George R Roberts |
2.6 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
leveraged buyouts |
| Tom T Gores * |
2 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
leveraged buyouts |
| Alec Gores * |
1.2 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
leveraged buyouts |
| Nelson Peltz * |
1.3 billion |
Bedford, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| Jerome Spiegel Kohlberg Jr * |
1.2 billion |
Mt Kisco, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| Wilbur L Ross Jr |
1.2 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
leveraged buyouts |
| David Howard Murdock* |
4.2 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
leveraged buyouts |
| Harold Clark Simmons* |
4.1 billion |
Dallas, TX |
leveraged buyouts |
Stephen A Schwarzman *
(Skull
& Crossbones) |
3.5 billion |
New York, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| J Christopher Flowers |
1.2 billion |
New York, NY |
leveraged buyouts |
| Michael Robert Milken * |
2.1 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
junk bonds, leveraged
buyouts |
Money management |
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| Fayez Shalaby Sarofim* |
1.5 billion |
Houston, TX |
money managment |
| Michael F Price |
1.4 billion |
Far Hills, NJ |
money managment |
| Robert Addison Day |
1.3 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
money managment
(Superior
petroleum inheritence) |
| Kenneth L Fisher* |
1.3 billion |
Woodside, CA |
money managment |
| Julian H Robertson Jr |
1 billion |
New York, NY |
money management, wine |
| Alfred P West Jr |
1.2 billion |
Paoli, PA |
money management |
| Eli Broad* |
5.8 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
mutual funds |
| Charles H Brandes |
2 billion |
San Diego, CA |
money management |
| Evgeny (Eugene) Markovich
Shvidler (partner Roman Arkadyevich Abramovich*) |
2.2 billion |
London, United Kingdom |
money management |
| Abigail Johnson |
13 billion |
Boston, MA |
mutual funds |
| Edward Crosby Johnson III |
7.5 billion |
Boston, MA |
money management |
| Charles Bartlett Johnson |
4.3 billion |
San Mateo, CA |
mutual funds |
| Rupert Harris Johnson Jr |
3.7 billion |
San Mateo, CA |
mutual funds |
| John P Calamos |
2 billion |
Naperville, IL |
mutual funds |
| Thomas Bailey |
1.2 billion |
Aspen, CO |
mutual funds |
| Joseph D Mansueto |
1.2 billion |
Chicago, IL |
mutual funds |
| Jonathan Lovelace Jr |
1.1 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
mutual funds |
| Elizabeth S Wiskemann |
1.1 billion |
San Rafael, CA |
mutual funds |
| Charles R Schwab* |
4.6 billion |
Atherton, CA |
discount stock brokerage |
| J Joseph Ricketts |
2.3 billion |
Omaha, NE |
discount stock brokerage |
| William
H Gross |
1.2 billion |
Laguna Beach, CA |
bond broker |
| Peter R Kellogg |
2.5 billion |
Short Hills, NJ |
inheritance, stock trader |
Insurance and banking |
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| Warren Edward Buffett |
46 billion |
Omaha, NE |
insurance |
| Franklin Otis Booth Jr |
1.9 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
insurance |
| Charles T
Munger |
1.6 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
insurance |
| Joan H Tisch * |
3.4 billion |
New York, NY |
hotels, insurance, tobacco, gas
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| Wilma Stein Tisch* |
1.9 billion |
New York, NY |
hotels, insurance, tobacco, gas
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| Maurice Raymond
Greenberg* |
2.8 billion |
Ocean Reef, FL |
insurance |
| Ernest S Rady |
2.2 billion |
San Diego, CA |
insurance, banking |
| Ernest E Stempel* |
1.7 billion |
Haton, Bermuda |
insurance |
| Arthur L Williams Jr |
1.7 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
insurance |
| Sanford Weill * |
1.5 billion |
New York, NY |
insurance, banking |
| Peter Benjamin Lewis* |
1.4 billion |
Coconut Grove, FL |
insurance |
| William W McGuire |
1.2 billion |
Wayzata, MN |
insurance |
| George Joseph |
1 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
insurance |
| Carl Henry Lindner Jr |
2.3 billion |
Cincinnati, OH |
insurance, banking |
| Clemmie Dixon Spangler Jr* |
2.5 billion |
Charlotte, NC |
banking |
| John Edward Anderson |
1.9 billion |
Bel Air, CA |
beer, banks, insurance, cars |
| Roland E. Arnall* |
3 billion |
Holmby Hills, CA |
mortgage banking* |
| Carl Pohlad |
2.6 billion |
Minneapolis, MN |
banking |
| T Denny Sanford* |
2.5 billion |
Sioux Falls, SD |
banking, credit cards |
| Herbert Anthony Allen Jr* |
2 billion |
New York, NY |
investment banking |
| Bernard Francis Saul II |
1.8 billion |
Chevy Chase, MD |
banking, real estate |
| Gerald Ford |
1.6 billion |
Dallas, TX |
banking |
| James Cayne |
1.1 billion |
New York, NY |
investment banking |
| Richard S Fuld Jr* |
1 billion |
Greenwich, CT |
investment banking |
| Leslie Alexander |
1.2 billion |
Houston, TX |
student loans |
| Daniel Gilbert |
1.1 billion |
Livonia, MI |
mortgage banking |
| Kenneth G Langone |
1 billion |
Sands Point, NY |
investment banking, building
supplies |
| L John Doerr |
1 billion |
Woodside, CA |
venture capital |
Publishing inheritance |
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| Donald Edward Newhouse* |
7.3 billion |
Somerset County, NJ |
publishing inheritance |
| Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr * |
7.3 billion |
New York, NY |
publishing inheritance |
| Pauline MacMillan Keinath |
1.6 billion |
St Louis, MO |
publishing inheritance |
| Cargill MacMillan Jr |
1.6 billion |
Wayzata, MN |
publishing inheritance |
| W Duncan MacMillan |
1.6 billion |
Wayzata, MN |
publishing inheritance |
| Whitney MacMillan |
1.6 billion |
Minneapolis, MN |
publishing inheritance |
| John Hugh MacMillan III |
1.6 billion |
Hillsboro Beach, FL |
publishing inheritance |
| Marion MacMillan Pictet |
1.6 billion |
Haton, Bermuda |
publishing inheritance |
| Leonore Annenberg* |
2 billion |
Wynnewood, PA |
publishing inheritance |
Media amalgamation inheritance |
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| Cox |
12 billion |
Honolulu, HI |
inheritance, media
amalgamation |
| Anne Cox Chambers |
12 billion |
Atlanta, GA |
inheritance, media
amalgamation |
| William Randolph Hearst III |
2.1 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
inheritance,
media amalgamation |
| Phoebe Hearst Cooke |
2 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
inheritance, media
amalgamation |
| Austin Hearst |
2 billion |
New York, NY |
inheritance, media
amalgamation |
| David Whitmire Hearst Jr |
2 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
inheritance, media
amalgamation |
| George Randolph Hearst Jr |
2 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
inheritance, media
amalgamation |
Walmart inheritance |
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| Alice L Walton |
15 billion |
Fort Worth, TX |
inheritance consumer
products |
| Helen R Walton |
15 billion |
Bentonville, AR |
inheritance consumer
products |
| Jim C Walton |
15 billion |
Bentonville, AR |
inheritance consumer products |
| S Robson Walton |
15 billion |
Bentonville, AR |
inheritance consumer
products |
| Christy Walton |
15 billion |
Jackson, WY |
inheritance consumer
products |
| Ann Walton Kroenke |
2.6 billion |
Columbia, MO |
inheritance consumer
products |
| Nancy Walton Laurie |
2.2 billion |
Columbia, MO |
inheritance consumer
products |
Mars, Inc.
inheritance |
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| Forrest Edward Mars Jr* |
10 billion |
McLean, VA |
inheritance processed food |
| Jacqueline Mars* |
10 billion |
Bedminster, NJ |
inheritance processed food |
| John Franklyn
Mars* |
10 billion |
Arlington, VA |
inheritance processed food |
SC Johnson & Sons inheritance |
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| H Fisk Johnson |
1.6 billion |
Racine, WI |
chemicals inheritance |
| Imogene Powers Johnson |
1.6 billion |
Racine, WI |
chemicals inheritance |
| S Curtis Johnson |
1.6 billion |
Racine, WI |
chemicals inheritance |
| Helen Johnson-Leipold |
1.6 billion |
Racine, WI |
chemicals inheritance |
| Winnie Johnson-Marquart |
1.6 billion |
Virginia Beach, VA |
chemicals inheritance |
Hyatt hotels inheritance |
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| Anthony Pritzker * |
2 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
inheritance hotels |
| Daniel Pritzker * |
2 billion |
Marin County, CA |
inheritance hotels |
| James Pritzker * |
2 billion |
Chicago, IL |
inheritance hotels |
| Jay Robert (JB) Pritzker * |
2 billion |
Evanston, IL |
inheritance hotels |
| Jean (Gigi) Pritzker * |
2 billion |
Chicago, IL |
inheritance hotels |
| John A Pritzker * |
2 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
inheritance hotels |
| Karen Pritzker * |
2 billion |
New Haven, CT |
inheritance hotels |
| Linda Pritzker * |
2 billion |
St Ignatius, MT |
inheritance hotels |
| Nicholas J Pritzker II * |
1.6 billion |
Chicago, IL |
inheritance hotels |
| Penny Pritzker* |
2.1 billion |
Chicago, IL |
inheritance hotels |
| Thomas J Pritzker * |
2.3 billion |
Chicago, IL |
inheritance hotels |
Estee Lauder inheritance |
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| Leonard Alan Lauder * |
2.9 billion |
New York, NY |
inheritance consumer
products |
| Ronald Steven Lauder * |
2.7 billion |
New York, NY |
inheritance consumer
products |
Campbell Soup inheritance |
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| Mary Alice Dorrance Malone |
2.2 billion |
Coatesville, PA |
inheritance processed food |
| Hope Hill Van Beuren |
1.3 billion |
Middletown, RI |
inheritance processed food |
| Charlotte Colket Weber |
1.3 billion |
Ocala, FL |
inheritance processed food |
| Dorrance Hill Hamilton |
1.1 billion |
Wayne, PA |
inheritance processed food |
| Bennett Dorrance |
2.1 billion |
Paradise Valley, AZ |
inheritance processed food |
Casinos |
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| Sheldon Adelson * |
20 billion |
Las Vegas, NV |
casinos, hotels |
| Kirk Kerkorian * |
9 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
casinos |
| Stephen A Wynn * |
2.6 billion |
Las Vegas, NV |
casinos, hotels |
| Phillip Ruffin |
1.4 billion |
Wichita, KS |
casinos, real estate |
| William Samuel Boyd |
1.2 billion |
Las Vegas, NV |
casinos, banking |
| William Barron Hilton |
1 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
casinos, hotels |
Software |
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| William Henry Gates III |
53 billon |
Medina, WA |
software |
| Paul Gardner Allen* |
16 billion |
Seattle, WA |
software |
| Steven Anthony Ballmer * |
13 billion |
Bellevue, WA |
software |
| Charles Simonyi |
1 billon |
Medina, WA |
software |
| Lawrence Joseph Ellison * |
19 billion |
Redwood City, CA |
software |
| James Goodnight |
4.5 billion |
Cary, NC |
software |
| John Sall |
2,2 billion |
Cary, NC |
software |
| Thomas M Siebel |
1.5 billion |
San Mateo, CA |
software |
| David A Duffield |
1.2 billion |
Incline Village, NV |
software |
Hardware |
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| Michael Dell* |
15 billion |
Austin, TX |
computers |
| Steven Paul Jobs |
4.9 billion |
Palo Alto, CA |
computers, entertainment |
| Theodore W Waitt |
1.7 billion |
San Diego, CA |
computers |
| Weili Dai |
1 billion |
Los Altos Hills, CA |
semiconductors |
| Gordon Earle Moore |
3.4 billion |
Woodside, CA |
semiconductors |
| Sehat Sutardja |
1 billion |
Los Altos Hills, CA |
semiconductors |
| Henry Thompson Nicholas III |
2 billion |
Laguna Hills, CA |
integrated circuits |
| Henry Samueli |
2 billion |
Newport Beach, CA |
integrated circuits |
| John Hammond Krehbiel Jr |
1 billion |
Lake Forest, IL |
interconnection products |
| William Morean |
1 billion |
St Petersburg, FL |
circuit boards |
| Scott D Cook |
1.3 billion |
Woodside, CA |
microprocessors |
| James Kim |
1.5 billion |
Bryn Mawr, PA |
microchips |
Internet |
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| Sergey Brin * |
14 billion |
Palo Alto, CA |
internet search engine |
| Larry E Page* |
14 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
internet search engine |
| Eric Schmidt* |
5.2 billion |
Atherton, CA |
internet search engine |
| David Filo |
2.5 billion |
Palo Alto, CA |
internet search engine |
| Jerry Yang |
2.2 billion |
Los Altos, CA |
internet search engine |
| Omid Kordestani |
1.9 billion |
Atherton, CA |
internet search engine |
| Kavitark Ram Shriram |
1.5 billion |
Mountain View, CA |
internet search engine |
| Pierre M Omidyar |
7.7 billion |
Henderson, NV |
online auction |
| Margaret C Whitman |
1.2 billion |
Atherton, CA |
online auction |
| Jeffrey P Bezos |
3.6 billion |
Seattle, WA |
online consumer products
sales |
| J Russell DeLeon |
1.8 billion |
Gibraltar |
online 'gaming' |
| Ruth Parasol |
1.8 billion |
Gibraltar |
online 'gaming' |
| Barry Diller * |
1.3 billion |
New York, NY |
internet sales and services |
| John G Sperling |
1.3 billion |
Phoenix, AZ |
online education |
| Peter Sperling |
1.3 billion |
Phoenix, AZ |
online education |
| James H Clark |
1.1 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
web browser |
Weapons |
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| Lester Crown* |
4.1 billion |
Wilmette, IL |
weaponry |
| Ira L Rennert* |
1 billion |
Suffolk, New York |
junk bonds,
armored vehicles |
Lawsuits |
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| Jerral W Jones |
1.3 billion |
Dallas, TX |
lawsuits,
entertainment |
| Joseph Dahr Jamail Jr |
1.4 billion |
Houston, TX |
lawsuits |
| David Gottesman |
2.5 billion |
Rye, NY |
lawsuits |
Telecom |
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| Gary Magness |
1.1 billion |
Denver, CO |
telecom inheritance |
| Craig O McCaw |
2.1 billion |
Seattle, WA |
telecom |
| Irwin Mark Jacobs |
1.7 billion |
La Jolla, CA |
wireless telecom |
| John P Morgridge |
1.5 billion |
Portola Valley, CA |
telecom |
| Walter Scott Jr |
1.3 billion |
Omaha, NE |
construction, telecom |
| Robert William Galvin |
1.2 billion |
Marshfield, WI |
telecom products |
| Kenny A Troutt |
1.2 billion |
Dallas, TX |
telecom |
| Mary Anselmo |
1 billion |
Greenwich, CT |
telecom |
Broadcasting & Entertainment |
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| Charles Ergen* |
7.6 billion |
Denver, CO |
broadcasting |
| John Werner Kluge* |
9.1 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
broadcasting |
| A Jerrold Perenchio |
3 billion |
Bel Air, CA |
broadcasting |
| Mark Cuban
* |
2.3 billion |
Dallas, TX |
broadcasting |
| Todd R Wagner |
1.4 billion |
Dallas, TX |
broadcasting |
| Stanley Stub Hubbard |
1.4 billion |
St Mary's Point, MN |
broadcasting |
| Edmund Newton Ansin |
1.2 billion |
Miami Beach, FL |
broadcasting |
| Keith Rupert Murdoch |
7.7 billion |
New York, NY |
media amalgamation |
| Sumner M
Redstone * |
7.5 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
media amalgamation |
| Roy Edward
Disney |
1.2 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
media amalgamation |
| Haim Saban* |
2.8 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
television |
| Amos Barr Hostetter Jr |
2.6 billion |
Boston, MA |
cable television |
| Charles Francis Dolan* |
2.3 billion |
Oyster Bay, NY |
cable television |
| John C Malone |
1.7 billion |
Parker, CO |
cable television |
| Oprah Winfrey |
1.5 billion |
Chicago, IL |
television |
| Alan Gerry* |
1.4 billion |
Liberty, NY |
cable television |
| Herbert Siegel* |
1.3 billion |
New York, NY |
television |
| Robert L Johnson |
1 billion |
Washington, DC |
television |
| Robert E "Ted" Turner |
1.9 billion |
Lamont, FL |
cable television |
| George L Lindemann* |
1.5 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
broadcast, telecom, gas |
| Frank Batten Sr |
1.4 billion |
Virginia Beach, VA |
inheritance broadcasting |
| David
Geffen* |
4.6 billion |
Malibu, CA |
movies,
music |
| George Lucas |
3.6 billion |
Marin County, CA |
movies |
| Steven Allen Spielberg * |
2.9 billion |
Pacific Palisades, CA |
movies |
| Ray Milton Dolby |
1.7 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
entertainment |
| Amar Gopal Bose |
1.5 billion |
Framingham, MA |
entertainment |
| Robert Allen Naify |
1.2 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
movie theaters |
| Micky Arison* |
5 billion |
Bal Harbour, FL |
leisure |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson |
2 billion |
Minneapolis, MN |
leisure |
| Barbara Carlson Gage |
2 billion |
Minneapolis, MN |
leisure |
| James C France |
1.5 billion |
Daytona Beach, FL |
auto racing |
| William C France Jr |
1.5 billion |
Daytona Beach, FL |
auto racing |
| Ollen Bruton Smith |
1.4 billion |
Charlotte, NC |
race tracks |
| Jeremy Maurice Jacobs Sr* |
1 billion |
East Aurora, NY |
sports |
Real Estate |
|
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| Donald L Bren* |
8.5 billion |
Newport Beach, CA |
real estate |
| Samuel Zell* |
4.5 billion |
Chicago, IL |
real estate, private equity |
| Henry Ross Perot
|
4.3 billion |
Dallas, TX |
computer services, real
estate |
| James L Sorenson |
4.3 billion |
Salt Lake City, UT |
medical devices, real estate |
| Leonard Norman Stern* |
3.7 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| Paul Milstein* |
3.5 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| Matthew Bucksbaum* |
3 billion |
Chicago, IL |
real estate |
|
|
|
|
|
| Donald John Trump |
2.9 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| Melvin Simon* |
2.6 billion |
Indianapolis, IN |
real estate |
| Leona Mindy Rosenthal Helmsley
* |
2.5 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| Stephen M Ross |
2.5 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| Mortimer
Benjamin Zuckerman*BB/CFR |
2.5 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| John Albert Sobrato |
2.4 billion |
Atherton, CA |
real estate |
| E Stanley Kroenke* |
2.1 billion |
Columbia, MO |
sports, real estate |
| Malcolm Glazer* |
2 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
sports, real estate |
| Tamir Sapir |
2 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| Edward P Roski Jr* |
1.8 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
real estate |
| Sheldon Henry Solow* |
1.7 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| Neil Gary Bluhm* |
1.6 billion |
Chicago, IL |
real estate |
| George Leon Argyros |
1.6 billion |
Newport Beach, CA |
real estate, landlord |
| Igor Olenicoff |
1.6 billion |
Newport Beach, CA |
real estate |
| Theodore N Lerner* |
1.5 billion |
Washington, DC |
real estate |
| Norma Lerner* |
1.5 billion |
Cleveland, OH |
real estate inheritance |
| Nancy Lerner* |
1.5 billion |
Cleveland, OH |
real estate inheritance |
| Randolph D Lerner* |
1.5 billion |
Cleveland, OH |
real estate inheritance |
| Alan I Casden |
1.5 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
real estate |
| Steven Roth* |
1.4 billion |
New York, NY |
real estate |
| A Alfred Taubman* |
1.4 billion |
Bloomfield Hills, MI |
real estate |
| Thomas John Flatley |
1.3 billion |
Milton, MA |
real estate |
| Carl Edwin Berg |
1.2 billion |
Atherton, CA |
real estate |
| Timothy Blixseth* |
1.2 billion |
Rancho Mirage, CA |
timberland, real estate |
| Herbert Simon* |
1.2 billion |
Indianapolis, IN |
real estate |
| Marvin J Herb* |
1.1 billion |
Chicago, IL |
soft-drink bottling, real
estate |
| John P Manning |
1.1 billion |
Boston, MA |
real estate |
| Alexander Gus Spanos |
1.1 billion |
Stockton, CA |
real estate |
| Thomas J Barrack |
1 billion |
Santa Barbara, CA |
real estate |
| Stephen R Karp |
1 billion |
Weston, MA |
real estate |
| Leonard Litwin |
1 billion |
Great Neck, NY |
real estate |
| Richard
Edwin Marriott |
1.8 billion |
Potomac, MD |
hotels |
| John Willard Marriott Jr |
1.7 billion |
Potomac, MD |
condos |
| Jorge M Perez |
1.8 billion |
Miami, FL |
hotels |
| Edward John Debartolo Jr |
1.5 billion |
Tampa, FL |
shopping centers |
Outsourcing |
|
|
|
| Blase Thomas Golisano |
1.7 billion |
Victor, NY |
outsourcing |
| Stephen J Bisciotti |
1.1 billion |
Millersville, MD |
outsourcing |
| Gary L West |
1.1 billion |
Omaha, NE |
outsourcing |
| Mary E West |
1.1 billion |
Omaha, NE |
outsourcing |
Pharmaceuticals |
|
|
|
| Patrick Soon-Shiong |
3.4 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
generic drugs |
| Edgar M Bronfman Sr * |
3.2 billion |
New York, NY |
liquor |
| Barbara Piasecka Johnson
|
2.8 billion |
Monte Carlo, Monaco |
pharmaceutical inheritance |
| Jess Stonestreet Jackson |
2.2 billion |
Healdsburg, CA |
wine |
| Brad M
Kelley |
1.5 billion |
Nashville, TN |
tobacco |
| Stewart Rahr |
1.5 billion |
New York, NY |
pharmaceuticals |
| Phillip Frost |
1.4 billion |
Miami, FL |
pharmaceuticals |
| Ernest Gallo |
1.3 billion |
Modesto, CA |
wine |
| Michael Jaharis |
1.2 billion |
New York, NY |
pharmaceuticals |
| Howard S
Schultz |
1.1 billion |
Seattle, WA |
coffee |
Consumer
products |
|
|
|
| Philip H Knight |
7.9 billion |
Beaverton, OR |
shoes |
| Ralph Lauren |
3.9 billion |
New York, NY |
fashion |
| Mitchell P Rales* |
2.6 billion |
Washington, DC |
life sciences products |
| Steven M Rales* |
2.5 billion |
Washington, DC |
life sciences
products |
| H Ty Warner |
4.5 billion |
Chicago, IL |
toys |
| Richard M Schulze |
3.6 billion |
Edina, MN |
electronics |
| Leslie Herbert Wexner* |
3.1 billion |
Columbus, OH |
clothing |
| Clayton Lee Mathile |
2 billion |
Dayton, OH |
pet food |
| Jim Davis |
2 billion |
Newton, MA |
shoes |
| William Wrigley Jr |
1.6 billion |
Lake Forest, IL |
chewing gum |
| Michael Krasny* |
1.6 billion |
Highland Park, IL |
computer and software sales |
| David Green |
1.5 billion |
Oklahoma City, OK |
hobby |
| Manny Mashouf |
1.5 billion |
Brisbane, CA |
clothing |
| Robert E Rich
Jr |
1.5 billion |
Islamorada, FL |
nondairy creamer |
| James Jannard |
1.4 billion |
San Juan Islands, WA |
sunglasses |
| John J Fisher* |
1.3 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
clothing inheritance |
| William S Kellogg |
1.3 billion |
Menomonee Falls, WI |
department stores |
| Robert Kraft
|
1.3 billion |
Brookline, MA |
paper, packaging, sports |
| Robert J Fisher* |
1.2 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
clothing |
| William Sydney Fisher* |
1.2 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
clothing |
| Paul Barry Fireman |
1 billion |
Brookline, MA |
shoes |
| Donald Joyce Hall |
1.6 billion |
Mission Hills, KS |
consumer products,
broadcasting |
| James Martin
Moran |
2.4 billion |
Deerfield Beach, FL |
car sales |
| Roger S Penske |
2.2 billion |
Birmingham, MI |
car sales |
| Thomas Friedkin |
1.2 billion |
Houston, TX |
car sales |
Medical Devices |
|
|
|
| William Alfred Cook |
3.2 billion |
Bloomington, IN |
medical devices |
| John E Abele |
2.2 billion |
Boston, MA |
medical devices |
| Ronda E Stryker |
2 billion |
Kalamazoo, MI |
medical devices |
| Peter M Nicholas |
1.9 billion |
Boston, MA |
medical devices |
| Thomas F Frist Jr |
1.8 billion |
Nashville, TN |
health care |
| Jon Lloyd Stryker |
1.7 billion |
Kalamazoo, MI |
medical devices |
| Gary Karlin Michelson |
1.4 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
medical patents |
| Pat A Stryker |
1.4 billion |
Larimer, CO |
medical products |
| John W Brown |
1 billion |
Kalamazoo, MI |
medical products |
Food |
|
|
|
| John Richard Simplot |
3.2 billion |
Boise, ID |
potatoes, microchips |
| Ronald Burkle* |
2.5 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
supermarkets |
| Charles C Butt |
2.2 billion |
San Antonio, TX |
supermarkets |
| S Daniel Abraham* |
1.9 billion |
Palm Beach, FL |
processed food |
| Peter Buck |
1.5 billion |
Danbury, CT |
fast processed food |
| Fred DeLuca |
1.5 billion |
Fort Lauderdale, FL |
fast processed food |
| Michael Ilitch |
1.5 billion |
Detroit, MI |
poison pizza |
| James Leprino |
1.5 billion |
Denver, CO |
poison cheese |
| Christopher Goldsbury* |
1.4 billion |
San Antonio, TX |
inheritance, salsa |
| S Truett Cathy |
1.2 billion |
Atlanta, GA |
fast processed food |
| Joyce Raley Teel |
1.1 billion |
Sacramento, CA |
supermarkets |
Industry |
|
|
|
| Leonard Blavatnik* |
7 billion |
New York, NY |
industrialist |
| Henry Lea Hillman* |
3 billion |
Pittsburgh, PA |
industrialist |
| Jerry Zucker* |
1.1 billion |
Charleston, SC |
industrialist |
| Robert M Friedland* |
1 billion |
Singapore |
mining |
| Michael E Heisley Sr |
1 billion |
Jupiter Island, FL |
manufacturing |
| Jon Meade Huntsman |
1.5 billion |
Salt Lake City, UT |
chemicals |
| Archie Aldis "Red" Emmerson |
1.6 billion |
Anderson, CA |
timberland,
lumber |
Commodities |
|
|
|
| Marc David Rich* |
1.5 billion |
Meggen,
Switzerland |
commodities |
| Pincus
Green* |
1.2 billion |
Meggen, Switzerland |
commodities |
Shipping |
|
|
|
| Martha
Robinson Rivers Ingram |
2.9 billion |
Nashville, TN |
shipping and
distribution |
| Frederick Wallace Smith |
2.2 billion |
Memphis, TN |
shipping |
| Victor Fung |
1.6 billion |
Hong Kong |
distribution |
| Leslie L Gonda* |
1.3 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
transportation |
| Donald J Schneider* |
1.3 billion |
Green Bay, WI |
trucking |
| Robert Drayton McLane Jr |
1.2 billion |
Temple, TX |
consumer products logistics |
| William E Connor II |
1.2 billion |
Hong Kong |
supply-chain services |
Rentals |
|
|
|
| Jack Crawford Taylor |
13.9 billion |
St Louis, MO |
car rentals |
| Bradley Wayne Hughes |
4.1 billion |
Malibu, CA |
storage facilities |
| Steven Udvar-Hazy* |
3.1 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
aircraft leasing |
| Louis L Gonda* |
1.6 billion |
Beverly Hills, CA |
aircraft leasing |
| Richard T Farmer |
1.3 billion |
Cincinnati, OH |
uniform rentals and sales |
|
|
|
|
|
Information |
|
|
|
| Michael Rubens Bloomberg* |
5.3 billion |
New York, NY |
information services |
| Patrick Joseph McGovern |
3 billion |
Hollis, NH |
publishing |
| Richard J Egan* |
1.3 billion |
Hopkinton, MA |
information management |
| Dwight D Opperman* |
1 billion |
Dellwood, MN |
publishing |
Construction |
|
|
|
| John R Menard Jr |
5.2 billion |
Eau Claire, WI |
building supplies |
| Herbert V Kohler |
4.5 billion |
Kohler, WI |
inheritance, plumbing
fixtures |
| William Morse Davidson* |
4 billion |
Bloomfield Hills, MI |
glass |
| Dennis Washington |
2.8 billion |
Missoula, MT |
construction, mining,
shipping |
| Riley P Bechtel* |
2.7 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
engineering, construction |
| Stephen Davison Bechtel Jr* |
2.7 billion |
San Francisco, CA |
engineering, construction |
| Kenneth Hendricks |
2.6 billion |
Beloit, WI |
building supplies |
| Margaret Hardy Magerko |
2 billion |
Belle Vernon, PA |
inheritance, building
supplies |
| Bernard Marcus* |
1.9 billion |
Atlanta, GA |
building supplies |
| Arthur M Blank* |
1.3 billion |
Atlanta, GA |
building supplies |
| William J Pulte |
1.2 billion |
Bloomfield Hills, MI |
home building |
Miscellaneous |
|
|
|
| Richard M
DeVos |
3.5 billion |
Ada, MI |
multi-level marketing |
| Glen Taylor |
2.3 billion |
Mankato, MN |
printing |
| Min H Kao |
2.2 billion |
Mission Hills, KS |
navigation equipment |
| Alfred E. Mann* |
2.2 billion |
Los Angeles, CA |
inventor, entrepreneur |
| H Wayne Huizenga |
2.1 billion |
Fort Lauderdale, FL |
garbage, entertainment, car
sales |
| Albert Lee Ueltschi* |
1.6 billion |
Vero Beach, FL |
pilot education |
| Gary L Burrell |
1.5 billion |
Stilwell, KS |
navigation equipment |
| Dean V White |
1.4 billion |
Crown Point, IN |
billboards, hotels |
| John Orin Edson |
1.1 billion |
Seattle, WA |
leisure craft |
| Arturo Moreno |
1.1 billion |
Phoenix, AZ |
billboards |
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