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Abhay Vakil ($6.2 billion)
Arne Wilhelmsen ($2 billion)
Aloysio de Andrade Faria ($3 billion)
Alberto Bailleres ($8.6 billion)
Alberto Roemmers ($2.4 billion)
Allan Goldman ($2.8 billion)
B. Wayne Hughes ($3.3 billion)
Benjamin de Rothschild ($1.4 billion)
Billy Joe “Red” McCombs ($1.7 billion)
Clement Fayat (1.2 billion)
Carol Jenkins Barnett ($2.3 billion)
Carlos Ardila Lülle ($2.3 billion)
Chuck Bundrant ($1.7 billion)
David Gottesman ($2.9 billion)
Donald Foss ($1.7 billion)
Dmitry Bosov ($1.1 billion)
Dietrich Mateschitz ($20 billion)
Edward "Ned" Johnson III $10 billion)
Edmund Ansin ($1.4 billion)
Eduardo Cojunangco ($1 billion)
Eli Broad ($6.9 billion)
Ennio Doris ($3.4 billion)
Fayez Sarofim ($1.5 billion)
Fong Yun Wah ($2.2 billion)
Gordon Moore ($6.8 billion)
Herbert Kohler Jr. ($8.8 billion)
Heinz Hermann Thiele ($12.9 billion)
Hiedi Horten ($2.9 billion)
John Martin ($1.2 billion)
Julian Robertson Jr. ($4.8 billion)
Jose Luis Cutrale ($1.9 billion)
Joseph Safra ($25 billion)
Juan Lopez-Belmonte Lopez ($1.8 billion)
John Arrillaga ($2.6 billion)
James Crown ($10 billion)
Kim Jung-ju ($10 billion)
Lily Safra ($1.3 billion)
Lo Siu-tong ($1.3 billion)
Leonardo Del Vecchio ($24 billion)
Lee Man Tat ($17.5 billion)
Lee Kun-hee ($20 billion)
Masatoshi Ito ($4+billion)
Mahendra Prasad ($2.2 billion)
Majid Al Futtaim ($4.2 billion)
Manuel Moroun ($1.7 billion)
Manuel Jove ($2.5 billion)
M.G. George Muthoot ($3.2 billion)
Michael Price ($1.2 billion)
Montri Jiaravanont ($4.7 billion)
Nari Genomal ($1.2 billion)
Olivier Dassault ($4.7 billion)
Onsi Sawiris ($1.1 billion)
Park Yeon-cha ($3 billion)
Pallonji Mistry ($15 billion)
Peter Buck ($1.7 billion)
Petr Kellner ($17.5 billion)
Pierre Bellon ($4.2 billion)
Queen Elizabeth II ( $500 million..)
Roberto Ongpin ($1.1 billion)
Robert Brockman ($4.7 billion)
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala ($5.8 billion)
Rudy Ma ($2.5 billion)
Robert Toll ($1.1 billion)
Rahul Bajaj ($8.2 billion)
Randall Rollins ($5 billion)
Sumner Redstone ($2.6 billion)
Suna Kirac ($2.2 billion)
Sir David Barclay ($3.7 billion)
Sheldon Adelson ($35 billion)
Sheldon Solow ($4.4 billion)
Stephen Bechtel Jr. ($1.9 billion)
Tang Shing-bor ($4.7 billion)
Trail Engelhorn (4.2 billion)
Ted Lerner ($6.6 billion)
Teh Hong Piow ($5.7 billion)
Tom Love ($5.5+ billion)
Thomas Lee ($2+ billion)
Teh Hong Piow ($5.7 billion)
Vito Rodriguez Rodriguez ($1.3 billion)
Valentin Gapontsev ($2.8 billion)
Walter Scott Jr. ($4 billion)
Winarko Sulistyo ($1.1 billion)
Whitney MacMillan ($4.3 billion)
W. Galen Weston ($7 billion)
Zuo Hui ($15 billion)
I’m sure I missed a few… this isn’t even counting the millionaires..such as the ones who just died on the submersible that visited the Titanic (2 were Billionairs.)
Dawood & Son ($360 million)
Stockton Rush ($25 million)
Hamish Harding (1.1 billion)
Paul-Henri Nargeolet ($1.5 billion)
.... source - listed in wikipedia & Forbes sites !
Beatrice/Kelly
https://twitter.com/JackStr42679640/status/1773220312429285653
Wow. Thank you.
I would like to see Pelosi, Gates there.
I just looked up a bunch of them. Most were very old. Here are the ages of death for the ones I looked up.
99, 99, 97, 96, 96, 95, 91, 90, 90, 88, 87, 87, 86, 83, 82, 81, 81, 78, 75, 70, 62.
Most of them lived longer than the majority of the population.
It is amazing there are that many billionaires that died but that there are even more than that still alive. Being a billionaire today is like being a millionaire 30 years ago. I remember the days when we didn't even think about a billion dollars let alone someone have that much.
Yep. Now it's Trillionaires who are the almost-unthinkable ones, but they DO exist.
The television show The Millionaire (1955 - 1960) was about a benefactor who changed the lives of people by giving them (Dr. Evil voice) ONE MILLION DOLLARS, which Wikipedia says would be equal to $10.9 million in 2022 dollars.
On the other hand, in the 1950s, Coke machines dispensed sodas for 5 cents and the market price of gold was roughly $35/oz versus a smidge under $2200 today -- (2200 / 35) = 62.857 times more than in the 1950s.
-- $1 million back then was Way more than $10.9 million today.
Not even money could get people on the 'saline' list.
You had to be one of the 'special' people.
Wow, that is a lot.
Lots of everyone dying lately. Would like to see crossref of those names with Committee of 300 list.
officially
more like 100.4 trillion.
but excellent work
I wonder how much life insurance was paid out and to whom...?