The Most Wealthy Billionaire In The World

Wealth which is equipped with power in politics and industry, gave birth to the billionaire prince. The world’s billionaire are not content themselves with only a person who has abundant wealth, but also want the power that would make their lives more enjoyable.

Earlier this month, billionaire from Chilean, Sebastian Pinera, won presidential elections in Chile, by defeating the previous ruling president, Eduardo Frei. When he was officially inaugurated in next March, he will become the first right-wing president in South America since the Pinocet regime lost power in 1990. Pinera is a Phd in economics from Harvard University. As a president he promised to lead Chile into a more country-based market and also promised to create 1 million new jobs. The extraordinary combination of wealth and power would soon officially make Pinera scored as the most powerful billionaires in the world number 15.

The next billionaire is Michael Bloomberg, he is the  most powerful in the world. This single man is a mayor of New York, he is a billionaire who  famous in the world. In January, Bloomberg doing his third term as mayor in the city of New York,United States. Reported that Bloomberg had spent 100 million dollars in the last campaign fighting mayor of New York’s seat. Bloomberg founded Bloomberg LP in 1987. Currently the company has managed to become a cable TV network, radio, magazine coverage to the entire world. Michael Bloomberg is the owner of 88% stake in Merrill Lynch After buying 20% company’s stake in 2008.

Silvio Berlusconi
This man’s name must be familiar in the ear of politicians, businessmen,economists, even sports lovers. As Prime Minister of Italy and the owner of the elite football club in the world, AC Milan, Berlusconi is a prominent figure in the eyes of Italy and the world media. The doings of this man is also one reason why he became famous in the world. However, this man was loved by its loyal fan of AC Milan.

Vagit Alekperov
This man is the second largest ruler of independent oil companies in the world’s, which is a supplier of 2% world oil. His company, Lukoil, is the largest taxpayer in Russia. Alekperov start drilling in the Caspian Sea in 1972 and in 1990 became a Deputy Minister in the Soviet oil industry. In 1991 he took over the three state oil companies – Langepas, explained, and Kogalym – and founded Lukoil. Currently, Alekperov owns 20% shares of Lukoil after increasing its ownership last year.

Carlos Slim Helu
The third richest person in the world is trying to consolidate their wealth. Recently he has announced plans to buy three telecommunications companies under its control, to further expand his telecommunications empire today. As an individual property equal to 2% of the GDP of Mexico. Slim is also known as a philanthropic. In January, he has promised to give a donation 65 million dollars for research for genetic diseases. Carlos Slim Helu also became the head of an organization that aimed to develop roads, infrastructure, energy, and water supply in Mexico.