20 10 who can surpass Buffett to become the richest man in the world?

A Mexican tycoon replaced Bill Gates as the richest man in the world! This is a headline news, because after all, not every day a new "king" is born; This is the end of an era, because Gates was the richest man in the world for 13 years. The richest man named after "Slim" and "Fat" on the earth is Carlos Slim! According to the data of Sentido Común, a Mexican wealth investigation agency, Carlos Slim, a Mexican telecom tycoon, surpassed Bill Gates to become the richest man in the world with assets of $67.8 billion. The total property of Slim and his family is equivalent to 8% of Mexico's GDP. The current ranking still infers that Carlos Slim's position as the richest man in the world will be justified after the release of the next Forbes Rich List. Bill Gates talks about being surpassed by Bill Gates, the originator of Microsoft. It seems that he is not depressed about this, but welcomes this day. At the annual meeting of Microsoft in 2006, Bill Gates once said that there is nothing good about being the richest man in the world, which will only make the world pay special attention to you. So that he won't feel lost when he walks off the stage one day. As we all know, Gates and Buffett have been committed to charity and advocate giving money to those in need. Compared with the United States, there is a big gap between the rich and the poor in Mexico. Slim said in an interview with The New York Times, "I will make more efforts in charity, but poverty will be solved by education and employment. China has a famous saying that it is better to teach people to fish than to teach people to fish. " Slim's views on money and charity can be seen. The controversial rich man has attracted great attention on Digg. ITmeme selected some interesting comments to share with you-"No matter how rich a person is, if he does not seek happiness for his country and compatriots, he is nothing. Bill Gates is good, and I support him as a national leader after Bush leaves office. " "Who is the richest man in the world? What does this news have to do with those of us who struggle for our livelihood every day? " "Why does a country with the richest man in the world have half of its residents living on only $5 a day? Why do millions of people in a country with the richest man in the world try to sneak into the United States to make a living? " "Bill Gates and Buffett are willing to give back their wealth to the society. Will Slim take out the money to help the Mexican people or continue to use it for himself? Such a wealth ranking tells us that money can't represent everything, and it is shameful to be rich and heartless. " "Mr Carlos should celebrate and give every Mexican an iphone! This is an excellent public relations plan. Think about who helped you create the wealth of Nuoda! " Mexican telecommunications giant Carlos Slim He Lu has replaced Bill Gates as the world's richest man with $59 billion in assets, US Fortune magazine confirmed on the 6th. Among the world's richest people, Elu, the son of Lebanese immigrants, created a myth, and once set a record for the fastest appreciation of personal assets in the world in the recent 10 year. BEIJING, August 7 (Xinhua) Fortune magazine confirmed on the 6th that Mexican telecom giant Carlos Slim He Lu replaced Microsoft founder Bill Gates with $59 billion in assets to become the new richest man in the world. But Elu reacted calmly, saying that "he doesn't care about the title of the richest man in the world". Fortune, which tracks the performance of the world's top companies, said that according to the market value of Elu's company on the stock exchange, his net worth increased by $654.38+02 billion this year. In a brief introduction to 67-year-old Elu, Fortune magazine said that according to the value of his publicly held shares at the end of July, his assets have reached $59 billion. According to the magazine, the net worth of Microsoft founder Gates, who has occupied the position of the richest man in the world for a long time, is estimated at $58 billion. In an interview with the media, Elu said, "It doesn't matter whether my wealth ranks second, twentieth or 2000." Among the world's richest people, Elu, the son of Lebanese immigrants, created a myth, and once set a record for the fastest appreciation of personal assets in the world in the recent 10 year. According to the latest global personal wealth ranking 1 1 published by Forbes magazine in April this year, Elu, who was ranked third at that time, surpassed Warren Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, and jumped to the second place in the wealth list.