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Bill Gates comes on TOP yet again
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 Aug 2015 8:13 AM GMT
Microsoft founder Bill Gates emerged as No.1 in the Forbes list of World's Richest Global Tech Billionaires with a fortune of $79.6 billion. Oracle founder Larry Ellison ($50 billion) and Amazon founder Bezos ($47.8 billion) came 2nd & 3rd respectively.
While Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg stood at 4th position with a net worth of $41.2 billion, Google founder Larry Page is only next to him with a fortune of $33.4 billion.
Sixth to Tenth Spots were occupied by Google co-founder Sergey Brin ($32.8 billion), Alibaba founder Jack Ma ($23.2 billion), Former Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer ($22.7 billion), Apple founder Steve Jobs wife Laurene Powell Jobs ($21.4 billion) and Computer Company founder Michael Dell ($19.4 billion).
In the survey results released on August 5th, The net worth of the 100 Tech Magnates stood at $842.9 billion. About 51 spots among the Top 100 Richest Tech Billionaires belonged to USA. While 33 positions were occupied by Asian tech magnates, About 8 come from Europe. 94 out of 100 tech magnets floated their own companies. While three other inherited the family wealth, 3 others inherited fortunes and expanded them.
While Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg stood at 4th position with a net worth of $41.2 billion, Google founder Larry Page is only next to him with a fortune of $33.4 billion.
Sixth to Tenth Spots were occupied by Google co-founder Sergey Brin ($32.8 billion), Alibaba founder Jack Ma ($23.2 billion), Former Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer ($22.7 billion), Apple founder Steve Jobs wife Laurene Powell Jobs ($21.4 billion) and Computer Company founder Michael Dell ($19.4 billion).
In the survey results released on August 5th, The net worth of the 100 Tech Magnates stood at $842.9 billion. About 51 spots among the Top 100 Richest Tech Billionaires belonged to USA. While 33 positions were occupied by Asian tech magnates, About 8 come from Europe. 94 out of 100 tech magnets floated their own companies. While three other inherited the family wealth, 3 others inherited fortunes and expanded them.
