Source: Forbes

Rank	Company	Country	Sales	Profits	Assets	Market Value
1	Exxon Mobil	United States	$433.5 B	$41.1 B	$331.1 B	$407.4 B
2	JPMorgan Chase	United States	$110.8 B	$19 B	$2,265.8 B	$170.1 B
3	General Electric	United States	$147.3 B	$14.2 B	$717.2 B	$213.7 B
4	Royal Dutch Shell	Netherlands	$470.2 B	$30.9 B	$340.5 B	$227.6 B
5	ICBC	China	$82.6 B	$25.1 B	$2,039.1 B	$237.4 B
6	HSBC Holdings	United Kingdom	$102 B	$16.2 B	$2,550 B	$164.3 B
7	PetroChina	China	$310.1 B	$20.6 B	$304.7 B	$294.7 B
8	Berkshire Hathaway	United States	$143.7 B	$10.3 B	$392.6 B	$202.2 B
9	Wells Fargo	United States	$87.6 B	$15.9 B	$1,313.9 B	$178.7 B
10	Petrobras-Petróleo Brasil	Brazil	$145.9 B	$20.1 B	$319.4 B	$180 B
11	BP	United Kingdom	$375.5 B	$25.7 B	$292.5 B	$147.4 B
12	Chevron	United States	$236.3 B	$26.9 B	$209.5 B	$218 B
13	China Construction Bank	China	$68.7 B	$20.5 B	$1,637.8 B	$201.9 B
14	Citigroup	United States	$102.6 B	$11.1 B	$1,873.9 B	$107.5 B
15	Gazprom	Russia	$117.6 B	$31.7 B	$302.6 B	$159.8 B
16	Wal-Mart Stores	United States	$447 B	$15.7 B	$193.4 B	$208.4 B
17	Volkswagen Group	Germany	$221.9 B	$21.5 B	$328.7 B	$79.5 B
18	Total	France	$216.2 B	$15.9 B	$213 B	$132.4 B
19	Agricultural Bank of China	China	$62.4 B	$14.4 B	$1,563.9 B	$154.8 B
20	BNP Paribas	France	$119 B	$7.9 B	$2,539.1 B	$61.5 B
21	Bank of China	China	$60.8 B	$15.8 B	$1,583.7 B	$129.1 B
22	Apple	United States	$127.8 B	$33 B	$138.7 B	$546 B
23	Banco Santander	Spain	$109.6 B	$6.9 B	$1,624.7 B	$75.6 B
24	Sinopec-China Petroleum	China	$391.4 B	$11.6 B	$179.8 B	$104.2 B
25	Toyota Motor	Japan	$228.5 B	$4.9 B	$358.3 B	$147.9 B
26	Samsung Electronics	South Korea	$142.4 B	$11.5 B	$133.7 B	$162 B
27	ConocoPhillips	United States	$230.9 B	$12.4 B	$153.2 B	$98.8 B
28	Vodafone	United Kingdom	$73.5 B	$12.8 B	$239.2 B	$131.2 B
29	ENI	Italy	$143.2 B	$8.9 B	$178.7 B	$97.6 B
30	Itaú Unibanco Holding	Brazil	$75.5 B	$7.4 B	$426.4 B	$91.2 B
31	China Mobile	Hong Kong-China	$81.7 B	$19.5 B	$151.2 B	$216.5 B
32	IBM	United States	$106.9 B	$15.9 B	$116.4 B	$238.7 B
33	AT&T	United States	$126.7 B	$3.9 B	$270.3 B	$187.3 B
34	Pfizer	United States	$67.4 B	$10 B	$188 B	$165.4 B
35	Procter & Gamble	United States	$85.1 B	$10.1 B	$134.3 B	$185.2 B
36	Mitsubishi UFJ Financial	Japan	$53.3 B	$7 B	$2,478.8 B	$74.5 B
37	Daimler	Germany	$138 B	$7.3 B	$188.7 B	$66.3 B
38	American Intl Group	United States	$64.2 B	$17.8 B	$555.8 B	$50.3 B
39	ING Group	Netherlands	$139 B	$7.5 B	$1,653 B	$35.8 B
40	Nestlé	Switzerland	$89.2 B	$10.1 B	$119.4 B	$205.4 B
41	Statoil	Norway	$111.6 B	$13.1 B	$127.8 B	$89 B
42	Microsoft	United States	$72.1 B	$23.5 B	$112.2 B	$273.5 B
43	Banco Bradesco	Brazil	$79.8 B	$5.9 B	$397.1 B	$65.3 B
44	Ford Motor	United States	$136.3 B	$20.2 B	$178.3 B	$47.5 B
45	Nippon Telegraph & Tel	Japan	$124 B	$6.1 B	$226.6 B	$60.8 B
45	AXA Group	France	$132.8 B	$5.6 B	$947.8 B	$40.6 B
47	Commonwealth Bank	Australia	$49.5 B	$6.9 B	$713.7 B	$81.6 B
47	GDF Suez	France	$117.5 B	$5.2 B	$275.2 B	$58.3 B
49	BHP Billiton	Australia	$71.7 B	$23.6 B	$102.9 B	$187.5 B
50	Allianz	Germany	$134.4 B	$3.3 B	$832.8 B	$56.3 B
50	Siemens	Germany	$98.4 B	$8.2 B	$135.6 B	$92 B
52	Deutsche Bank	Germany	$65.7 B	$5.4 B	$2,809.4 B	$47.3 B
53	Barclays	United Kingdom	$66.3 B	$4.7 B	$2,425.2 B	$49.1 B
54	Banco do Brasil	Brazil	$72.4 B	$6.5 B	$516.3 B	$45.9 B
55	MetLife	United States	$70.3 B	$7 B	$799.6 B	$40.7 B
56	Vale	Brazil	$55.4 B	$20.3 B	$127.6 B	$126.8 B
57	Telefónica	Spain	$81.4 B	$7 B	$159.9 B	$75.6 B
57	Johnson & Johnson	United States	$65 B	$9.7 B	$113.6 B	$178.8 B
59	Westpac Banking Group	Australia	$44.1 B	$7.2 B	$651.7 B	$67.5 B
59	Honda Motor	Japan	$107.5 B	$6.4 B	$137.7 B	$70.8 B
61	BMW Group	Germany	$95.8 B	$6.8 B	$160 B	$61.2 B
62	Novartis	Switzerland	$58.6 B	$9.1 B	$117.5 B	$150.4 B
63	General Motors	United States	$150.3 B	$9.2 B	$144.6 B	$40 B
64	Sumitomo Mitsui Financial	Japan	$45.9 B	$5.7 B	$1,654.9 B	$47.8 B
65	China Life Insurance	China	$56 B	$5.1 B	$214.1 B	$76.5 B
66	Verizon Communications	United States	$110.9 B	$2.4 B	$230.5 B	$112.2 B
67	Hewlett-Packard	United States	$125 B	$5.9 B	$126.6 B	$48.4 B
68	Lukoil	Russia	$111.4 B	$10.4 B	$90.6 B	$55.3 B
69	Rio Tinto	United Kingdom	$60.5 B	$5.8 B	$119.5 B	$110.2 B
70	Royal Bank of Canada	Canada	$35.9 B	$4.7 B	$812.7 B	$84.4 B
71	Rosneft	Russia	$59.2 B	$11.3 B	$106 B	$79.6 B
71	UBS	Switzerland	$43.7 B	$4.5 B	$1,508.7 B	$54.2 B
73	EDF	France	$84.6 B	$3.9 B	$297.5 B	$45.7 B
74	BASF	Germany	$95.2 B	$8 B	$78.7 B	$82.2 B
75	ENEL	Italy	$103.2 B	$5.4 B	$220.4 B	$35.4 B
76	National Australia Bank	Australia	$38.2 B	$5 B	$730.4 B	$56.3 B
77	Goldman Sachs Group	United States	$36.8 B	$4.4 B	$923.2 B	$63.5 B
78	Sanofi	France	$43.2 B	$7.4 B	$125.3 B	$103.3 B
79	ANZ	Australia	$34.7 B	$5.2 B	$577.2 B	$62.6 B
80	Merck & Co	United States	$48 B	$6.3 B	$105.1 B	$115.8 B
81	Comcast	United States	$55.8 B	$4.2 B	$157.8 B	$79.8 B
82	TD Bank	Canada	$27.7 B	$5.8 B	$771.5 B	$76.1 B
83	Bank of America	United States	$115.1 B	$1.4 B	$2,129 B	$105.2 B
83	BBVA-Banco Bilbao Vizcaya	Spain	$46.7 B	$3.9 B	$767.7 B	$43.1 B
85	Nissan Motor	Japan	$105.5 B	$3.8 B	$128.7 B	$48.1 B
85	Intel	United States	$54 B	$12.9 B	$71.1 B	$138.5 B
87	Coca-Cola	United States	$46.5 B	$8.6 B	$80 B	$158.8 B
88	PepsiCo	United States	$66.5 B	$6.4 B	$72.9 B	$101.3 B
88	Saudi Basic Industries	Saudi Arabia	$50.6 B	$7.8 B	$88.6 B	$84.4 B
90	Sberbank	Russia	$31.8 B	$6 B	$282.4 B	$74 B
91	Cisco Systems	United States	$44.8 B	$7 B	$89.3 B	$107.9 B
92	Bank of Nova Scotia	Canada	$27.3 B	$5.3 B	$635.2 B	$62.2 B
93	Anheuser-Busch InBev	Belgium	$39 B	$5.9 B	$112.4 B	$115.3 B
94	Société Générale	France	$98.6 B	$3.3 B	$1,531.1 B	$25.8 B
95	Mitsubishi Corp	Japan	$62.6 B	$5.6 B	$136.6 B	$39.7 B
96	Hyundai Motor	South Korea	$70.3 B	$6.9 B	$94.5 B	$43.6 B
97	Zurich Financial Services	Switzerland	$53 B	$3.5 B	$365.6 B	$39 B
98	Mizuho Financial	Japan	$32.2 B	$5 B	$1,934.4 B	$40.6 B
99	Glencore International	Switzerland	$179.6 B	$3.9 B	$85.2 B	$45.9 B
100	Ping An Insurance Group	China	$42.2 B	$3 B	$362.8 B	$55 B

Source: Forbes

There are 1,426 billionaires in the world this year. They are the wealthiest of the wealthy. But only 29 members of this elite list are under 40 years old, with that exciting combination of money and youth.

Those 29 have a total of $119 billion between them. Ten come from the technology sector, including four from social networking giant Facebook. Eleven come from the United States, the rest from countries abroad. Five are newcomers to the billionaire ranks. Read the full list below.

No. 1: Dustin Moskovitz
Age: 28
Net Worth: $3.8 billion
Moskovitz, Mark Zuckerberg‘s former roommate, no longer works at Facebook, the social networking giant that he co-founded. A signee of Bill Gates‘ and Warren Buffett’s Giving Pledge, Moskovitz bikes to work, flies commercial, and pitches his own tent at Burning Man.

No. 2: Mark Zuckerberg
Age: 28
Net Worth: $13.3 billion
Few CEOs of any age are under more media scrutiny than Zuckerberg (who’s only 8 days older than Moskovitz). Since taking Facebook public in May 2012, and getting married days later, the hoodie-wearing founder has seen his net worth rise and fall with every fluctuation of the stock price.

No. 3: Albert von Thurn und Taxis
Age: 29
Net Worth: $1.5 billion
Albert von Thurn und Taxis first appeared in Forbes’ billionaire rankings at age 8 but officially inherited his fortune in 2001 on his 18th birthday. The eligible bachelor is also a race car driver and tours with a German auto-racing league.

No. 4: Scott Duncan
Age: 30
Net Worth: $5.1 billion
Duncan is the youngest of the four children who inherited the massive fortune of late energy pipeline entrepreneur Dan Duncan, founder of Enterprise Products Partners. Today the company owns more than 50,000 miles of natural gas, oil, and petrochemical pipelines.

No. 5: Eduardo Saverin
Age: 30
Net Worth: $2.2 billion
Facebook co-founder Saverin renounced his United States citizenship in 2011, news of which broke days before the company’s IPO and drew accusations of tax evasion. Saverin, immortalized in The Social Network as Mark Zuckerberg’s onetime best friend, settled a lengthy legal battle with Facebook, apparently receiving a 5% stake. A Brazilian citizen, he now resides in Singapore and invests in startups.

No. 6: Huiyan Yang
Age: 31
Net Worth: $5.7 billion
Yang, the daughter of the founder of real estate developer Country Garden Holdings, is once again China’s richest woman. Her father transferred his stake to the Ohio State grad before the company’s IPO in 2007.

No. 7: Fahd Hariri
Age: 32
Net Worth: $1.35 billion
Hariri is the youngest son of slain Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. He graduated from the Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture de Paris in 2004. While still a student, he ran an interior design studio on the outskirts of the city, and sold furniture to clients in Saudi Arabia.

No. 8: Marie Besnier Beauvalot
Age: 32
Net Worth: $1.5 billion
Marie, along with siblings Emmanuel, 42, and Jean-Michel, 45, inherited French dairy giant Lactalis, producers of popular Président brie among hundreds of other cheese, milk and yogurt brands.

No. 9: Sean Parker
Age: 33
Net Worth: $2 billion
Parker is revamping his much hyped start-up, Airtime, with the hopes that the video chat site will have the impact of his other Web companies. At 19, Parker skipped college to disrupt the recording industry with music swapping site Napster. He served as Facebook’s first president at age 24.

No. 10: Ayman Hariri
Age: 34
Net Worth: $1.35 billion
Hariri is the son of slain Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. He’s involved in running Saudi Oger, one of Saudi Arabia’s biggest construction companies, and the source of the Hariri family fortune.

No. 11: Yvonne Bauer
Age: 35
Net Worth: $2.4 billion
Bauer owns 85% of her family’s publishing empire. She is the fifth generation of the family to run the Bauer Media Group, which was founded in 1875. It publishes 570 magazines in 16 countries.

No. 12: Yoshikazu Tanaka
Age: 36
Net Worth: $1.8 billion
Founder and CEO of social-network game site operator Gree, Tanaka has faced stiff competition this year from archrival DeNA and a game initiative by NTT DoCoMo, the giant cellphone carrier. To get back on track, Tanaka moved to partner with Yahoo Japan and went on a buying spree.

No. 13: Maxim Nogotkov
Age: 36
Net Worth: $1.3 billion
Nogotkov got his start selling computer programs while in school and later began selling cordless phones. He dropped out of college in order to have more time to focus on building his business. He later founded cell phone retailer Svyaznoy.

No. 14: Alejandro Santo Domingo Davila
Age: 36
Net Worth: $11.7 billion
A Harvard history grad, Domingo Davila is the eldest son from his jet-setting beer magnate father’s second marriage. Now a managing director at a New York-based investment advisory firm, Alejandro sits on the board of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

No. 15: Jack Dorsey
Age: 36
Net Worth: $1.1 billion
Dorsey made a name for himself as a cofounder and leader of 140-character microblogging company Twitter, but most of his fortune is derived from his stake in mobile payment company Square. The New York University dropout is a certified masseur known for his eclectic interests, which include, among other things, punk music and clothes.

No. 16: Serra Sabanci
Age: 37
Net Worth: $1.3 billion
Sabanci is the daughter of Ozdemir Sabanci who was assassinated in 1996, and a board member of the large conglomerate Sabanci Holding.

No. 17: Nicholas Woodman
Age: 37
Net Worth: $1.3 billion
GoPro founder and CEO Nick Woodman built the first camera prototypes in his bedroom with his mom’s sewing machine and a drill. GoPro came out with its first camera, a 35-millimeter waterproof film version, in 2004. Today, the camera shoots full video in cinema quality HD, allowing anyone from professional surfer Kelly Slater to amateur snowboarders to capture their adventures.

No. 18: Chase Coleman
Age: 37
Net Worth: $1.4 billion
The hottest young money manager on the planet, Coleman cooled off a touch in 2012, but his Tiger Global hedge fund extended its impressive winning streak, finishing a third straight year with a net return in excess of 20%.

No. 19: Ryan Kavanaugh
Age: 38
Net Worth: $1 billion
Ryan Kavanaugh joins the billionaire ranks for the first time this year thanks to his movie studio, Relativity. Kavanaugh is making money by hitting singles and doubles like the recent Safe Haven, which cost $25 million to make and has grossed more than $50 million at the box office.

No. 20: Andrey Verevskiy
Age: 38
Net Worth: $1 billion
Verevskiy started trading in grain when he was 19 and founded Kernel Holding a decade later, growing it into Ukraine’s largest sunflower oil producer. Last year, Verevskiy was elected to Ukraine’s Parliament.

No. 21: John Arnold
Age: 38
Net Worth: $2.8 billion
Arnold shocked the hedge fund world in May 2012 when he announced he was calling it a career at age 38. Arnold and his wife Laura, who are signatories of the Giving Pledge, plan to devote much of their time to philanthropy. The couple have already given away more than $1.2 billion.

No. 22: Gary Fegel
Age: 39
Net Worth: $1 billion
Gary Fegel attained billionaire status in May 2011 in the wake of Glencore’s IPO. After earning his MBA from the University of St. Gallen, Fegel joined the alumina and aluminum department at the commodities titan in 2001.

No. 23: Kostyantin Zhevago
Age: 39
Net Worth: $1.5 billion
Son of a mining engineer, Kostyantin Zhevago took over Poltava Iron Ore, the largest exporter of pellets in CIS, at the age of twenty two, and in 2007 he took his mining company Ferrexpo public. An avid soccer fan, Zhevago owns FC Vorska football.

No 24: Dan Gertler
Age: 39
Net Worth: $2.2 billion
An emerging face of irresponsible capitalism in Africa, Dan Gertler took his family’s fortune in diamonds and invested it in mining assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo. While in his 20s, he became a friend of Joseph Kabila, who then ran the military and is now the DRC’s president.

No. 25: Ana Luia de Mattos Barretto Villela
Age: 39
Net Worth: $1.15 billion
Ana Lucia de Mattos Barretto Villela belongs to one of Brazil’s oldest and most distinguished banking families. She is one of the largest individual shareholders of a holding company that controls Unibanco Holding S.A., one of Brazil’s largest banks.

No. 26: Lee Seo-Hyun
Age: 39
Net Worth: $1 billion
She is the youngest daughter of Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee. A graduate of the Parsons School of Design, she is vice president of the luxury goods and fashion division of Cheil Industries (part of the Samsung Group), as well as a vice president at Cheil Worldwide, Korea’s largest advertising firm.

No. 27: Fang Wei
Age: 39
Net Worth: $1.5 billion
Fang Wei is best known for buying turnaround situations, especially those in the steel industry. Fangda Group now has more than 30,000 employees across more than 10 provinces in China.

No. 28: Sergey Brin
Age: 39
Net Worth: $22.8 billion
The Google cofounder is now director of special projects at the Mountain View, Calif. search giant, leaving his counterpart Larry Page to handle most day-to-day operations. Brin oversees the company’s foray into hardware and futuristic endeavors like driverless cars and augmented reality spectacles known as Google Glass.

No. 29: Larry Page
Age: 39
Net Worth: $23 billion
Google’s cofounder and CEO since April 2011, Page saw the company through the $50 billion revenue milestone in 2012. The stock rose nearly 30% in the past year, adding more than $4 billion to Page’s net worth.

An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that there are 23 billionaires under 40 years old on the Forbes Billionaires list. It has been updated to reflect the change.

Source: Forbes

Net Worth Calculated March 2013
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Rank	Name	Net Worth	Age	Source	Country of Citizenship
1	Carlos Slim Helu & family	$73 B	73	telecom	Mexico
2	Bill Gates	$67 B	57	Microsoft	United States
3	Amancio Ortega	$57 B	76	Zara	Spain
4	Warren Buffett	$53.5 B	82	Berkshire Hathaway	United States
5	Larry Ellison	$43 B	68	Oracle	United States
6	Charles Koch	$34 B	77	diversified	United States
6	David Koch	$34 B	72	diversified	United States
8	Li Ka-shing	$31 B	84	diversified	Hong Kong
9	Liliane Bettencourt & family	$30 B	90	L’Oreal	France
10	Bernard Arnault & family	$29 B	64	LVMH	France
11	Christy Walton & family	$28.2 B	58	Wal-Mart	United States
12	Stefan Persson	$28 B	65	H&M	Sweden
13	Michael Bloomberg	$27 B	71	Bloomberg LP	United States
14	Jim Walton	$26.7 B	65	Wal-Mart	United States
15	Sheldon Adelson	$26.5 B	79	casinos	United States
16	Alice Walton	$26.3 B	63	Wal-Mart	United States
17	S. Robson Walton	$26.1 B	69	Wal-Mart	United States
18	Karl Albrecht	$26 B	93	Aldi	Germany
19	Jeff Bezos	$25.2 B	49	Amazon.com	United States
20	Larry Page	$23 B	39	Google	United States
21	Sergey Brin	$22.8 B	39	Google	United States
22	Mukesh Ambani	$21.5 B	55	petrochemicals, oil & gas	India
23	Michele Ferrero & family	$20.4 B	87	chocolates	Italy
24	Lee Shau Kee	$20.3 B	85	diversified	Hong Kong
24	David Thomson & family	$20.3 B	55	media	Canada
26	Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud	$20 B	58	investments	Saudi Arabia
26	Carl Icahn	$20 B	77	leveraged buyouts	United States
26	Thomas & Raymond Kwok & family	$20 B	–	real estate	Hong Kong
29	Dieter Schwarz	$19.5 B	73	retail	Germany
30	George Soros	$19.2 B	82	hedge funds	United States
31	Theo Albrecht, Jr. & family	$18.9 B	62	Aldi, Trader Joe’s	Germany
32	Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez & family	$18.2 B	81	mining	Mexico
33	Jorge Paulo Lemann	$17.8 B	73	beer	Brazil
34	Alisher Usmanov	$17.6 B	59	steel, telecom, investments	Russia
35	Iris Fontbona & family	$17.4 B	70	mining	Chile
36	Forrest Mars, Jr.	$17 B	81	candy	United States
36	Jacqueline Mars	$17 B	73	candy	United States
36	John Mars	$17 B	76	candy	United States
36	Georgina Rinehart	$17 B	59	mining	Australia
40	German Larrea Mota Velasco & family	$16.7 B	59	mining	Mexico
41	Mikhail Fridman	$16.5 B	48	oil, banking, telecom	Russia
41	Lakshmi Mittal	$16.5 B	62	steel	India
43	Aliko Dangote	$16.1 B	55	cement, sugar, flour	Nigeria
44	Len Blavatnik	$16 B	55	diversified	United States
44	Cheng Yu-tung	$16 B	87	diversified	Hong Kong
46	Joseph Safra	$15.9 B	74	banking	Brazil
47	Rinat Akhmetov	$15.4 B	46	steel, coal	Ukraine
47	Leonid Mikhelson	$15.4 B	57	gas, chemicals	Russia
49	Leonardo Del Vecchio	$15.3 B	77	eyeglasses	Italy
49	Michael Dell	$15.3 B	48	Dell	United States
51	Steve Ballmer	$15.2 B	56	Microsoft	United States
52	Viktor Vekselberg	$15.1 B	55	oil, metals	Russia
53	Paul Allen	$15 B	60	Microsoft, investments	United States
53	Francois Pinault & family	$15 B	76	retail	France
55	Vagit Alekperov	$14.8 B	62	Lukoil	Russia
56	Phil Knight	$14.4 B	75	Nike	United States
56	Andrey Melnichenko	$14.4 B	41	coal, fertilizers	Russia
58	Dhanin Chearavanont & family	$14.3 B	73	food	Thailand
58	Susanne Klatten	$14.3 B	50	BMW, pharmaceuticals	Germany
58	Vladimir Potanin	$14.3 B	52	metals	Russia
61	Michael Otto & family	$14.2 B	69	retail, real estate	Germany
62	Vladimir Lisin	$14.1 B	56	steel, transport	Russia
62	Gennady Timchenko	$14.1 B	60	oil & gas	Russia
64	Luis Carlos Sarmiento	$13.9 B	80	banking	Colombia
65	Mohammed Al Amoudi	$13.5 B	68	oil, diversified	Saudi Arabia
66	Tadashi Yanai & family	$13.3 B	64	retail	Japan
66	Mark Zuckerberg	$13.3 B	28	Facebook	United States
68	Henry Sy & family	$13.2 B	88	diversified	Philippines
69	Donald Bren	$13 B	80	real estate	United States
69	Serge Dassault & family	$13 B	87	aviation	France
69	Lee Kun-Hee	$13 B	71	Samsung	South Korea
69	Mikhail Prokhorov	$13 B	47	investments	Russia
73	Alexey Mordashov	$12.8 B	47	steel, investments	Russia
74	Antonio Ermirio de Moraes & family	$12.7 B	84	diversified	Brazil
74	Abigail Johnson	$12.7 B	51	money management	United States
76	Ray Dalio	$12.5 B	63	hedge funds	United States
76	Robert Kuok	$12.5 B	89	diversified	Malaysia
78	Miuccia Prada	$12.4 B	63	Prada	Italy
79	Ronald Perelman	$12.2 B	70	leveraged buyouts	United States
80	Anne Cox Chambers	$12 B	93	media	United States
81	Stefan Quandt	$11.9 B	46	BMW	Germany
82	Ananda Krishnan	$11.7 B	74	telecoms	Malaysia
82	Alejandro Santo Domingo Davila	$11.7 B	36	beer	Colombia
82	James Simons	$11.7 B	74	hedge funds	United States
82	Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi	$11.7 B	68	drinks	Thailand
86	Zong Qinghou	$11.6 B	67	beverages	China
87	Dirce Navarro De Camargo & family	$11.5 B	–	construction	Brazil
87	John Fredriksen	$11.5 B	68	shipping	Cyprus
89	Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor & family	$11.4 B	61	real estate	United Kingdom
90	Harold Hamm	$11.3 B	67	oil & gas	United States
91	Rupert Murdoch	$11.2 B	81	News Corp	United States
91	John Paulson	$11.2 B	57	hedge funds	United States
91	Azim Premji	$11.2 B	67	software	India
94	Ernesto Bertarelli & family	$11 B	47	biotech, investments	Switzerland
94	Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken	$11 B	58	Heineken	Netherlands
94	Hans Rausing	$11 B	86	packaging	Sweden
94	Jack Taylor & family	$11 B	90	Enterprise Rent-A-Car	United States
98	Lui Che Woo	$10.7 B	83	gaming	Hong Kong
98	Laurene Powell Jobs & family	$10.7 B	49	Apple, Disney	United States
100	Eike Batista	$10.6 B	56	mining, oil	Brazil

http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/#page:1_sort:0_direction:asc_search:_filter:All%20industries_filter:All%20countries_filter:All%20states

Source: nationalgeographic