US billionaires 2016

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0, Bill Gates, $75 B, Microsoft, 

1, Warren Buffett, $60.8 B, Berkshire Hathaway, 

2, Jeff Bezos, $45.2 B, Amazon.com, 

3, Mark Zuckerberg, $44.6 B, Facebook, 

4, Larry Ellison, $43.6 B, Oracle, 

5, Michael Bloomberg, $40 B, Bloomberg LP,

6, Charles Koch, $39.6 B, diversified, 

7, David Koch, $39.6 B, diversified, 

8, Larry Page, $35.2 B, Google, 

9, Sergey Brin, $34.4 B, Google, 

10, Jim Walton, $33.6, Wal-Mart, 

11, Alice Walton, $32.3 B, Wal-Mart, 

12, S. Robson Walton, $31.9 B, Wal-Mart, 

13, Sheldon Adelson, $25.2, casinos, 

14, George Soros, $24.9 B, hedge funds,

15, Phil Knight, $24.4 B, Nike, 

16, Steve Ballmer, $23.3 B, Microsoft, 

17, Forrest Mars, Jr., $23.4 B 84 candy

18, Jacqueline Mars, $23.4 B 76 candy 

19, John Mars, $23.4 B 79 candy 

20, Michael Dell, $19.8 B 51 Dell 

21, Paul Allen, $17.5 B 63 Microsoft, investments 

22, Carl Icahn, $17 B Investments 

23, Laurene Powell-Jobs, $16.7 B 52 Apple, Disney 

24, Ray Dalio $15.6 B 66 hedge funds 

25, James Simons $15.5 B 77 hedge funds

26, Len Blavatnik, $15.3 B 58 diversified 

27, Donald Bren, $15.1 B 83 real estate

28, Abigail Johnson, $13.1 B 54 money management 

29, Steve Cohen, $12.7 B 60 hedge funds

30, Charles Ergen $12.2 B 63 satellite TV 

31, Ronald Perelman, $12.1 B 73 leveraged buyouts 

32, Stephen Ross, $12 B 75 real estate 

33, Patrick Soon-Shiong $11.9 B 64 pharmaceuticals 

34, David Tepper, $11.4 B 58 hedge funds 

35, Thomas Peterffy, $11.1 B 71 discount brokerage

36, Elon Musk, $10.7 B 44 Tesla Motors 

37, Rupert Murdoch, $10.6 B 85 media 

38, Lukas Walton, $10.4 B 29 Wal-Mart 

39, Eric Schmidt, $10.2 B 60 Google 

40, Samuel Newhouse, Jr., $10 B 88 media 

41, Philip Anschutz, $9.7 B 76 investments

42, James C. Kennedy, $9.7 B 68 media 

43, Blair Perry-Okeden, $9.7 B 65 media

44, John Paulson $9.7 B 60 hedge funds 

45, Stephen A. Schwarzman, $9.5 B 69 investments 

46, Andrew Beal $9.4 B 63 banks, real estate 

47, John Menard, Jr. $9.3 B 76 retail 

48, Donald Newhouse, $9.3 B 86 media 

49, Leonard Lauder, $9 B 83 Estee Lauder 

50, Dustin Moskovitz, $8.9 B 31 Facebook 

51, Jan Koum $8.6 B 40 WhatsApp 

52, Hank Meijer, and Doug Meijer, $8.2 B, supermarkets, 

53, James Goodnight $8 B 73 software 

54, Stanley Kroenke, $7.7 B 68 sports, real estate 

55, Kenneth Griffin, $7.5 B 47 hedge funds

56, Eli Broad, $7.3 B 82 investments 

57, Thomas Frist, Jr. $7.3 B 77 health care 

58, Herbert Kohler, Jr. $7.3 B 77 plumbing fixtures

59, Edward Johnson, III. $7.2 B 85 money management 

60, Pierre Omidyar, $7.2 B 48 eBay 

61, Micky Arison, $7.1 B 66 Carnival Cruises 

62, George Kaiser $7.1 B 73 oil & gas, banking 

63, Les Wexner, $7.1 B 78 retail 

64, David Geffen, $6.5 B 73 entertainment 

65, James Chambers $6.4 B 58 Media 

66, Katharine Rayner $6.4 B 71 media 

67, Margaretta Taylor $6.4 B 73 media 

68, John Malone $6.3 B 75 cable television

69, Travis Kalanick, $6.2 B 39 Uber Technologies 

70, Gordon Moore $6 B 87 Intel 

71, Shahid Khan $5.9 B 65 auto parts 

72, Richard LeFrak $5.9 B 70 real estate 

73, Tom & Judy Love $5.9 B 78 retail & gas stations 

74, John A. Sobrato $5.8 B 76 real estate 

75, Dennis Washington $5.8 B 81 construction, mining 

76, Pauline MacMillan Keinath, $5.7 B 82 Cargill 

77, David Green $5.6 B 74 retail 

78, Ralph Lauren, $5.5 B 76 Ralph Lauren 

79, Ted Lerner $5.5 B 90 real estate 

80, Bruce Halle $5.4 B 85 tires 

81, Richard Kinder $5.4 B 71 pipelines 

82, Charles Schwab $5.4 B 78 discount brokerage 

83, Ray Hunt, $5.3 B 73 oil, real estate 

84, Bruce Kovner, $5.3 B 71 hedge funds

85, Jack Taylor $5.3 B 93 Enterprise Rent-A-Car 

86, Trevor Rees-Jones $5.2 B 64 oil & gas 

87, Christy Walton, $5.2 B 67 Wal-Mart 

88, Harold Hamm $5.1 B 70 oil & gas 

89, Diane Hendricks $5.1 B 69 roofing 

90, Charles Dolan $5 B 89 cable television

91, Israel Englander $5 B 67 hedge funds 

92, Tamara Gustavson $5 B 54 self storage 

93, Jerry Jones $5 B 73 Dallas Cowboys 

94, David Shaw $5 B 64 hedge funds 

95, Jim Davis $4.9 B 72 New Balance 

96, Daniel Gilbert, $4.9 B 54 Quicken Loans 

97, Robert Rowling, $4.9 B 62 investments 

98, Alejandro Santo Domingo $4.9 B 39 beer

99, Andres Santo Domingo $4.9 B 37 beer

100, Carl Cook $4.8 B 53 medical devices 

101, Michael & Marian Ilitch $4.8 B 86 pizza 

102, Robert Kraft, $4.8 B 74 New England Patriots 

103, Sam Zell, $4.8 B 74 real estate, private equity 

104, Daniel Ziff, $4.8 B 44 investments

105, Dirk Ziff, $4.8 B 51 investments 

106, Robert Ziff, $4.8 B 49 investments

107, Richard Devos, $4.7 B 90 Amway 

108, Paul Tudor Jones, II. $4.7 B 61 hedge funds 

109, Whitney MacMillan, $4.7 B 87 Cargill 

110, Charles Johnson $4.6 B 83 money management 

111, Mark Shoen $4.6 B 64 U-Haul 

112, Leon Black, $4.5 B 64 private equity 

113, Ann Walton Kroenke, $4.5 B 67 Wal-Mart 

114, George Lucas, $4.5 B 71 Star Wars 

115, Sumner Redstone, $4.5 B 92 Media 

116, David Sun $4.5 B 64 computer hardware

117, Donald J. Trump, $4.5 B 69 television, real estate 

118, John Tu $4.5 B 75 computer hardware 

119, Brian Acton $4.4 B 44 WhatsApp 

120, Stanley Druckenmiller $4.4 B 62 hedge funds 

121, David Duffield $4.4 B 75 business software 

122, Jeffery Hildebrand $4.2 B 57 oil 

123, Henry Kravis, $4.2 B 72 private equity 

124, Stewart and Lynda Resnick, $4.2 B - agriculture, water 

125, Dannine Avara $4.1 B 52 pipelines 

126, John Doerr $4.1 B 64 venture capital 

127, Scott Duncan $4.1 B 33 pipelines 

128, Milane Frantz $4.1 B 46 pipelines 

129, George Roberts $4.1 B 72 private equity 

130, Reinhold Schmieding $4.1 B 61 medical devices 

131, Randa Williams $4.1 B 54 pipelines

132, Jin Sook & Do Won Chang $4 B 53 fashion retail 

133, James Jannard $4 B 66 sunglasses 

134, Nancy Walton Laurie $4 B 64 Wal-Mart 

135, Terrence Pegula $4 B 65 natural gas 

136, Jerry Speyer, $4 B 75 real estate 

137, Leonard Stern, $4 B 77 real estate

138, Martha Ingram $3.9 B 80 book distribution, transportation 

139, Rupert Johnson, Jr. $3.9 B 74 money management

140, Mary Alice Dorrance Malone $3.9 B 66 Campbell Soup 

141, John Sall $3.9 B 67 software 

142, Jeffrey Skoll, $3.9 B 51 eBay 

143, Sheldon Solow $3.9 B 87 real estate 

144, Randal Kirk $3.8 B 62 pharmaceuticals

145, John Morris $3.8 B 68 sporting goods retail 

146, H. Ross Perot, $3.8 B 85 computer services, real estate 

147, Karen Pritzker, $3.8 B 58 hotels, investments

148, Leandro Rizzuto $3.8 B 77 consumer products 

149, Edward Roski, Jr. $3.8 B 77 real estate 

150, Walter Scott, Jr. $3.8 B 84 utilities, telecom

151, Phillip Frost $3.7 B 79 pharmaceuticals 

152, Jeremy Jacobs, Sr., $3.7 B 76 sports concessions 

153, Archie Aldis Emmerson $3.6 B 86 timberland, lumber mills 

154, Elizabeth Holmes, $3.6 B 32 blood testing 

155, Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer $3.6 B 54 Cargill 

156, Steven Rales $3.6 B 64 manufacturing 

157, Ira Rennert $3.6 B 81 investments 

158, Julian Robertson, Jr. $3.6 B 84 hedge funds 

159, Harry Stine $3.6 B 74 agriculture 

160, Ronda Stryker $3.6 B 61 medical equipment 

161, Peter Buck $3.5 B 85 Subway sandwich shops 

162, Rick Caruso $3.5 B 57 real estate 

163, Dan Friedkin $3.5 B 51 Toyota dealerships 

164, Kieu Hoang $3.5 B 71 pharmaceuticals 

165, Ronald S. Lauder, $3.5 B 72 Estee Lauder 

166, Igor Olenicoff $3.5 B 73 real estate 

167, Isaac Perlmutter $3.5 B 73 Marvel comics 

168, Robert Rich, Jr. $3.5 B 75 frozen foods 

169, Haim Saban $3.5 B 71 TV network, investments 

170, Steven Spielberg, $3.5 B 69 Movies

171, Steven Udvar-Hazy $3.5 B 70 aircraft leasing 

172, Neil Bluhm $3.4 B 78 real estate 

173, John Catsimatidis $3.4 B 67 oil, real estate

174, Mitchell Rales $3.4 B 59 manufacturing, investments 

175, Lynn Schusterman, $3.4 B 77 oil & gas, investments 

176, Jeff Sutton $3.4 B 56 real estate 

177, Russ Weiner $3.4 B 45 energy drinks 

178, Marc Benioff, $3.3 B 51 business software 

179, Nathan Blecharczyk $3.3 B 32 Airbnb 

180, Bubba Cathy $3.3 B 61 Chick-Fil-A 

181, Dan Cathy $3.3 B 63 Chick-Fil-A 

182, Brian Chesky $3.3 B 34 Airbnb 

183, Edward DeBartolo, Jr. $3.3 B 69 shopping centers 

184, Joe Gebbia $3.3 B 34 Airbnb 

185, Tom Gores $3.3 B 51 private equity

186, Jeff Greene $3.3 B 61 real estate, investments 

187, H. Fisk Johnson $3.3 B 57 cleaning products 

188, Imogene Powers Johnson $3.3 B 86 cleaning products 

189, S. Curtis Johnson $3.3 B 60 cleaning products 

190, Helen Johnson-Leipold $3.3 B 59 cleaning products 

191, Winnie Johnson-Marquart $3.3 B 56 cleaning products 

192, Bernard Marcus, $3.3 B 86 Home Depot 

193, Clayton Mathile $3.3 B 75 pet food

194, Robert McNair $3.3 B 79 energy, sports 

195, Jorge Perez $3.3 B 66 condos 

196, Joan Tisch $3.3 B 90 diversified 

197, Austen Cargill, II. $3.2 B 65 Cargill

198, James Cargill, II, $3.2 B 66 Cargill 

199, Leon G. Cooperman $3.2 B 72 hedge funds 

200, Mark Cuban, $3.2 B 57 online media

201, Marianne Liebmann, $3.2 B 62 Cargill 

202, Kevin Plank $3.2 B 43 Under Armour

203, Anthony Pritzker, $3.2 B 55 hotels, investments

204, J.B. Pritzker, $3.2 B 51 hotels, investments

205, Ken Fisher $3.1 B 65 money management

206, John Overdeck $3.1 B 46 hedge funds 

207, J. Christopher Reyes $3.1 B 62 food distribution 

208, Jude Reyes $3.1 B 60 food distribution 

209, David Siegel $3.1 B 54 Hedge Funds

210, Frederick Smith $3.1 B 71 FedEx 

211, Donald Sterling $3.1 B 80 real estate

212, Roger Wang $3.1 B 67 retail 

213, Stephen Bisciotti $3 B 55 outsourcing, football

214, Jack Dangermond $3 B 70 mapping software 

215, Dagmar Dolby $3 B 74 Dolby Laboratories 

216, Bennett Dorrance $3 B 70 Campbell Soup 

217, Tilman Fertitta $3 B 58 restaurants, casinos 

218, Amos Hostetter, Jr. $3 B 79 cable television

219, David Rockefeller, $3 B 100 oil, banking 

220, Oprah Winfrey, $3 B 62 TV shows 

221, John Paul DeJoria $2.9 B 72 hair products, tequila 

222, Wilbur Ross, Jr. $2.9 B 78 investments 

223, Howard Schultz, $2.9 B 62 Starbucks 

224, Robert M. Bass, $2.8 B 68 oil, investments 

225, Peter Kellogg $2.8 B 73 investments 

226, Bernard Saul, II. $2.8 B 83 banking, real estate 

227, Herbert Simon $2.8 B 81 real estate 

228, Romesh T. Wadhwani $2.8 B 68 software

229, Riley Bechtel, $2.7 B 63 engineering, construction 

230, Stephen Bechtel, Jr., $2.7 B 90 engineering, construction 

231, Andrew & Peggy Cherng $2.7 B - restaurants 

232, Robert Duggan $2.7 B 71 pharmaceuticals 

233, Kenneth Langone $2.7 B 80 investments

234, James Leprino $2.7 B 78 cheese 

235, John Middleton $2.7 B 61 tobacco 

236, David Murdock $2.7 B 92 Dole, real estate 

237, Thomas Pritzker, $2.7 B 65 hotels, investments

238, Peter Thiel, $2.7 B 48 Facebook, Palantir 

239, Arthur Blank $2.6 B 73 Home Depot 

240, Doris Fisher, $2.6 B 84 Gap 

241, H. Wayne Huizenga $2.6 B 78 investments 

242, Daniel Loeb, $2.6 B 54 hedge funds

243, Michael Moritz $2.6 B 61 venture capital 

244, Daniel Och $2.6 B 55 hedge funds 

245, A. Jerrold Perenchio $2.6 B 85 television, Univision 

246, Henry Samueli $2.6 B 61 semiconductors 

247, John Arnold $2.5 B 42 hedge funds 

248, David Bonderman $2.5 B 73 private equity 

249, Bharat & Neerja Sethi Desai $2.5 B 63 IT consulting 

250, Tom Golisano $2.5 B 74 payroll services 

251, Henry Hillman $2.5 B 97 investments 

252, Stephen Mandel, Jr. $2.5 B 60 hedge funds 

253, Michael Milken $2.5 B 69 investments 

254, Gary Rollins $2.5 B 71 pest control 

255, Randall Rollins $2.5 B 84 pest control 

256, Robert Smith $2.5 B 53 private equity

257, William Wrigley, Jr. $2.5 B 52 chewing gum 

258, Mortimer Zuckerman $2.5 B 78 real estate, media 

259, George Bishop $2.4 B 79 oil & gas 

260, Jim Breyer $2.4 B 54 venture capital 

261, Chase Coleman, III, $2.4 B 40 hedge fund 

262, Judy Faulkner $2.4 B 72 health IT 

263, Reid Hoffman, $2.4 B 48 LinkedIn 

264, Douglas Leone $2.4 B 58 venture capital 

265, George Lindemann, $2.4 B 79 investments 

266, C. Dean Metropoulos $2.4 B 69 investments 

267, Sean Parker, $2.4 B 36 Facebook 

268, Phillip Ruffin $2.4 B 81 casinos, real estate 

269, Julio Mario Santo Domingo, III. $2.4 B 30 beer 

270, Richard Schulze $2.4 B 75 Best Buy

271, Clemmie Spangler, Jr. $2.4 B 83 investments 

272, Warren Stephens $2.4 B 59 investment banking 

273, Ty Warner $2.4 B 71 real estate, plush toys 

274, Dean White $2.4 B 92 billboards, hotels 

275, Steve Wynn $2.4 B 74 casinos, hotels 

276, William Conway, Jr. $2.3 B 66 private equity 

277, Daniel D'Aniello $2.3 B 69 private equity 

278, Barry Diller, $2.3 B 74 online media 

279, Don Hankey $2.3 B 72 auto loans 

280, Jimmy Haslam $2.3 B 62 gas stations, retail 

281, James Irsay $2.3 B 56 Indianapolis Colts 

282, John Pritzker, $2.3 B 63 hotels, investments

283, Penny Pritzker, $2.3 B 56 hotels, investments

284, Michael Rubin $2.3 B 43 online retailing 

285, Patrick Ryan $2.3 B 78 insurance 

286, Pat Stryker $2.3 B 59 medical equipment 

287, John Arrillaga $2.2 B 78 real estate 

288, Tom Benson $2.2 B 88 New Orleans Saints 

289, John Fisher, $2.2 B 54 Gap 

290, Noam Gottesman $2.2 B 54 hedge funds 

291, Joshua Harris $2.2 B 51 private equity 

292, B. Wayne Hughes $2.2 B 82 self storage 

293, Min Kao $2.2 B 67 navigation equipment 

294, Brad Kelley $2.2 B 59 tobacco 

295, Edward Lampert $2.2 B 53 Sears 

296, Gabe Newell $2.2 B 53 videogames 

297, Jay Paul $2.2 B 68 real estate 

298, Richard Peery $2.2 B 77 real estate 

299, Marc Rowan $2.2 B 54 private equity 

300, David Rubenstein $2.2 B 66 private equity 

301, Thomas Siebel $2.2 B 63 business software 

302, Paul Singer $2.2 B 71 hedge funds 

303, Ted Turner, $2.2 B 77 cable television 

304, Mark Walter $2.2 B 55 finance 

305, S. Daniel Abraham $2.1 B 91 Slim-Fast

306, John Brown $2.1 B 81 medical equipment 

307, James Coulter $2.1 B 56 private equity 

308, David Filo $2.1 B 49 Yahoo 

309, Gordon Getty $2.1 B 82 Getty Oil 

310, Alec Gores $2.1 B 63 private equity 

311, John Henry $2.1 B 66 sports 

312, Stanley Hubbard $2.1 B 82 DirecTV 

313, Johnelle Hunt $2.1 B 84 trucking 

314, Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer $2.1 B 46 cosmetics 

315, Joe Mansueto $2.1 B 59 investment research 

316, Jean (Gigi) Pritzker, $2.1 B 54 hotels, investments 

317, Scott Simplot $2.1 B 69 fertilizer

318, Dan Snyder $2.1 B 51 Washington Redskins 

319, Evan Spiegel $2.1 B 25 Snapchat 

320, William Ackman $2 B 49 hedge funds

321, Ron Baron $2 B 72 money management

322, James Dinan $2 B 56 hedge funds 

323, Glenn Dubin $2 B 58 hedge funds 

324, Gerald Ford $2 B 71 banking 

325, James France $2 B 71 Nascar, racing 

326, Bill Gross $2 B 71 investments 

327, John Kapoor $2 B 72 healthcare 

328, Thomas Lee $2 B 71 leveraged buyouts 

329, Henry Nicholas, III. $2 B 56 semiconductors 

330, Bob Parsons, $2 B 65 web hosting 

331, Robert Pera, $2 B 38 wireless networking gear 

332, Daniel Pritzker, $2 B 57 hotels, investments 

333, Stewart Rahr $2 B 70 drug distribution 

334, Larry Robbins $2 B 46 hedge funds 

335, Thomas Secunda $2 B 61 Bloomberg LP 

336, David Walentas $2 B 77 real estate

337, Louis Bacon $1.9 B 57 hedge funds 

338, Scott Cook $1.9 B 63 software 

339, Rakesh Gangwal $1.9 B 63 Airlines 

340, Joseph Grendys $1.9 B 54 meat processing 

341, Bruce Karsh $1.9 B 60 private equity 

342, William Koch $1.9 B 75 oil, investments 

343, Howard Marks $1.9 B 69 private equity

344, Drayton McLane, Jr. $1.9 B 79 Wal-Mart, logistics 

345, Jon Stryker $1.9 B 57 medical equipment 

346, Vincent Viola $1.9 B 60 electronic trading 

347, Meg Whitman, $1.9 B 59 eBay 

348, Denise York $1.9 B 65 San Francisco 49ers 

349, George Argyros $1.8 B 79 real estate, investments 

350, Edward Bass $1.8 B 71 oil, investments 

351, Lee Bass $1.8 B 59 oil, investments 

352, Sid Bass, $1.8 B 73 oil, investments 

353, Norman Braman $1.8 B 83 art, car dealerships 

354, James Clark $1.8 B 72 Netscape, investments 

355, Sanford Diller $1.8 B 88 real estate 

356, Kenneth Feld $1.8 B 67 circus, live entertainment 

357, Jeffrey Lurie $1.8 B 64 Philadelphia Eagles 

358, Maggie Magerko $1.8 B 50 building materials 

359, Arturo Moreno $1.8 B 69 billboards

360, Manuel Moroun $1.8 B 88 transportation 

361, Bobby Murphy $1.8 B 27 Snapchat 

362, Jonathan Nelson $1.8 B 59 private equity 

363, Linda Pritzker, $1.8 B 62 hotels, investments

364, Jeff Rothschild $1.8 B 61 Facebook

365, Kavitark Ram Shriram $1.8 B 59 venture capital, Google 

366, Mark Stevens $1.8 B 56 venture capital 

367, Glen Taylor $1.8 B 74 printing 

368, John Tyson $1.8 B 62 food processing 

369, Amy Wyss $1.8 B 45 medical equipment 

370, Anita Zucker $1.8 B 64 chemicals 

371, Carol Jenkins Barnett $1.7 B 59 Publix supermarkets 

372, Timothy Boyle $1.7 B 66 Columbia Sportswear 

373, Ray Davis $1.7 B 74 pipelines 

374, W. Herbert Hunt $1.7 B 87 oil 

375, Marc Lasry $1.7 B 55 hedge funds 

376, Jeffrey Lorberbaum $1.7 B 61 flooring

377, Catherine Lozick $1.7 B 71 valve manufacturing 

378, Craig McCaw $1.7 B 66 telecom 

379, Forrest Preston $1.7 B 83 health care

380, Jennifer Pritzker, $1.7 B 64 hotels, investments

381, Don Simplot $1.7 B 80 fertilizer 

382, Gay Simplot $1.7 B 71 fertilizer 

383, Alexander Spanos $1.7 B 92 real estate 

384, Kelcy Warren $1.7 B 60 pipelines 

385, Richard Yuengling, Jr. $1.7 B 73 beer

386, O. Francis Biondi $1.6 B 51 hedge fund 

387, Victor Fung $1.6 B 70 trading company

388, Bill Haslam $1.6 B 57 truck stops 

389, Brian Higgins $1.6 B 51 Hedge fund

390, Jim Justice, II. $1.6 B 64 coal 

391, Alexander Karp $1.6 B 48 software firm 

392, Gary Michelson $1.6 B 67 medical patents 

393, Peter Peterson $1.6 B 89 investments 

394, Ben Silbermann $1.6 B 33 Pinterest

395, Charles Simonyi $1.6 B 68 Microsoft 

396, Thomas Steyer $1.6 B 58 hedge funds 

397, Henry Swieca $1.6 B 58 hedge funds

398, Charlotte Colket Weber $1.6 B 73 Campbell Soup 

399, Jon Yarbrough $1.6 B 58 video games 

400, Leslie Alexander $1.5 B 72 Houston Rockets 

401, Nicolas Berggruen $1.5 B 54 investments 

402, Ronald Burkle, $1.5 B 63 supermarkets, investments 

403, Sarah MacMillan Chaney, $1.5 B 62 Cargill 

404, Alexandra Daitch, $1.5 B 53 Cargill 

405, John Farber $1.5 B 90 chemicals 

406, Christopher Goldsbury $1.5 B 73 salsa

407, David Gottesman $1.5 B 89 investments

408, Ryan Graves $1.5 B 32 Uber 

409, George Joseph $1.5 B 94 insurance 

410, Vinod Khosla $1.5 B 61 venture capital 

411, Neal Patterson $1.5 B 66 health IT

412, Ross Perot, Jr., $1.5 B 57 real estate 

413, Phillip Ragon $1.5 B 66 health IT 

414, Lucy Stitzer, $1.5 B 56 Cargill 

415, Katherine Tanner, $1.5 B 60 Cargill 

416, Jim Thompson $1.5 B 76 logistics 

417, Todd Wagner $1.5 B 55 online media

418, Ronald Wanek $1.5 B 74 furniture 

419, Jerry Yang $1.5 B 47 Yahoo 

420, William Young $1.5 B 75 plastics 

421, Charles Zegar $1.5 B 68 Bloomberg LP 

422, Herbert Allen, Jr. $1.4 B 76 investment banking

423, Christopher Cline $1.4 B 58 coal 

424, Darwin Deason $1.4 B 75 Xerox 

425, David Einhorn $1.4 B 47 hedge funds 

426, Frank Fertitta, III $1.4 B 54 casinos, Ultimate Fighting Championship 

427, Lorenzo Fertitta $1.4 B 47 casinos, Ultimate Fighting Championship 

428, Robert Fisher, $1.4 B 62 Gap 

429, William Fisher, $1.4 B 58 Gap 

430, Mario Gabelli $1.4 B 73 money management 

431, Alan Gerry $1.4 B 86 cable television

432, Jonathan Gray $1.4 B 46 investments 

433, Jeffrey Gundlach $1.4 B 57 investments 

434, Timothy Headington $1.4 B 65 oil & gas, investments 

435, B. Wayne Hughes, Jr. $1.4 B 55 storage facilities 

436, Hamilton James $1.4 B 64 investments 

437, Eric Lefkofsky $1.4 B 46 Groupon 

438, David Lichtenstein $1.4 B 54 real estate 

439, Gary Magness $1.4 B 62 cable TV, investments 

440, Billy Joe (Red) McCombs $1.4 B 88 real estate, oil, cars 

441, Gail Miller $1.4 B 72 basketball, car dealers 

442, Nelson Peltz $1.4 B 73 investments

443, Roger Penske $1.4 B 79 cars 

444, Nicholas Pritzker, II., $1.4 B 72 hotels, investments 

445, Rodney Sacks $1.4 B 66 energy drinks 

446, T. Denny Sanford $1.4 B 80 banking, credit cards

447, Fayez Sarofim $1.4 B 87 money management 

448, Edmund Ansin $1.3 B 80 television 

449, David Booth $1.3 B 70 mutual funds

450, Steve Case $1.3 B 57 AOL 

451, Herb Chambers $1.3 B 74 car dealerships 

452, John Edson $1.3 B 83 leisure craft

453, Martha Ford $1.3 B 90 Ford Motor 

454, Anne Gittinger $1.3 B 80 Nordstrom department stores 

455, Sidney Kimmel $1.3 B 88 retail 

456, Seth Klarman $1.3 B 58 investments

457, James Leininger $1.3 B 70 medical products 

458, Jerry Reinsdorf, $1.3 B 80 sports teams 

459, J. Joe Ricketts $1.3 B 74 TD Ameritrade 

460, Brian Roberts $1.3 B 56 Comcast 

461, Alexander Rovt $1.3 B 63 fertilizer, real estate 

462, Leonard Schleifer $1.3 B 63 pharmaceuticals 

463, Wilma Tisch $1.3 B 88 diversified 

464, Kenny Troutt $1.3 B 68 telecommunications 

465, Dan Wilks $1.3 B 59 natural gas 

466, Farris Wilks $1.3 B 64 natural gas

467, Evan Williams $1.3 B 43 Twitter 

468, Elaine Wynn $1.3 B 73 casinos, hotels

469, Jim Davis $1.2 B 56 staffing & recruiting firm 

470, Paul Foster $1.2 B 58 oil refining

471, Reed Hastings $1.2 B 55 Netflix 

472, Richard Hayne $1.2 B 68 Urban Outfitters 

473, Stewart Horejsi, $1.2 B 78 Berkshire Hathaway 

474, Michael Krasny $1.2 B 62 retail 

475, William Lauder $1.2 B 55 Estee Lauder

476, John Martin $1.2 B 64 pharmaceuticals

477, Charles Munger $1.2 B 92 Berkshire Hathaway 

478, Bruce Nordstrom $1.2 B 82 department stores 

479, Conrad Prebys $1.2 B 82 real estate 

480, Michael Price $1.2 B 63 investments 

481, Sheryl Sandberg, $1.2 B 46 Facebook 

482, Evgeny (Eugene) Shvidler $1.2 B 52 oil & gas, investments 

483, Peter Sperling $1.2 B 56 education

484, Michael Steinhardt, $1.2 B 75 finance

485, Bill Alfond $1.1 B 67 shoes 

486, Peter Alfond $1.1 B 63 shoes 

487, Susan Alfond $1.1 B 70 shoes 

488, Ted Alfond $1.1 B 71 shoes 

489, Thomas Bailey $1.1 B 79 money management 

490, William Berkley $1.1 B 69 insurance 

491, Sara Blakely $1.1 B 45 Spanx 

492, Charles Brandes $1.1 B 73 money management 

493, Henry Engelhardt $1.1 B 58 insurance 

494, Stephen Feinberg $1.1 B 55 private equity 

495, Dorrance Hamilton $1.1 B 87 Campbell Soup 

496, J. Tomilson Hill $1.1 B 67 investments 

497, Irwin Jacobs $1.1 B 82 semiconductors

498, Howard Jenkins $1.1 B 65 Publix 

499, Summerfield Johnston, Jr. $1.1 B 83 Coca-Cola 

500, Michael Jordan, $1.1 B 53 sports team

501, Jane Lauder $1.1 B 43 cosmetics 

502, Antony Ressler $1.1 B 54 finance 

503, Martin Selig $1.1 B 78 real estate

504, Brian Sheth $1.1 B 40 investments 

505, E. Joe Shoen $1.1 B 66 U-Haul 

506, Kenneth Tuchman $1.1 B 56 outsourcing

507, Thomas Tull $1.1 B 45 Movies 

508, William F. Austin $1 B 74 hearing aids 

509, Fred Chang $1 B 59 online retailing 

510, Leon Charney $1 B 74 real estate 

511, Robert Citrone $1 B 51 hedge fund 

512, Jack Dorsey, $1 B 39 Twitter 

513, Paul Fireman $1 B 72 Reebok 

514, J. Christopher Flowers $1 B 58 investments

515, Donald Friese $1 B 75 manufacturing 

516, Ken Grossman $1 B 61 beer 

517, David Hindawi $1 B 71 software 

518, Orion Hindawi $1 B 36 software 

519, Daniel Hirschfeld $1 B 74 apparel retailer 

520, Drew Houston $1 B 33 Dropbox 

521, Thomas Kaplan $1 B 53 investments 

522, Nancy Lerner $1 B 55 finance 

523, Norma Lerner $1 B 79 finance 

524, Randolph Lerner $1 B 54 finance 

525, Rodney Lewis $1 B 62 natural gas 

526, William Macaulay $1 B 70 energy investments 

527, Cargill MacMillan, III, $1 B 56 Cargill 

528, John MacMillan, $1 B 66 Cargill 

529, Martha MacMillan Bennett, $1 B 64 Cargill 

530, William MacMillan, $1 B 61 Cargill

531, George Marcus $1 B 74 real estate 

532, Miguel McKelvey $1 B 41 WeWork 

533, John Morgridge $1 B 82 computer hardware 

534, Mark Pincus $1 B 50 online games 

535, Andrea Reimann-Ciardelli $1 B 59 consumer goods 

536, Evan Sharp $1 B 33 Pinterest 

537, William Stone $1 B 60 SS&C Technologies 

538, Sun Hongbin $1 B 53 real estate 

539, Sanford Weill $1 B 83 Citigroup

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