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Work to become a billionaire! With a net worth of more than 860 billion yuan, he is 57 times richer than Apple CEO Tim Cook.
According to Forbes, 69% of the 760 American multi-millionaires are entrepreneurs or co-founders, such as Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Oracle's Larry Ellison, Microsoft's Bill Gates, and Meta's Mark Brown. Mark Zuckerberg. [Note: Elon Musk is not the founder of Tesla, but he founded SpaceX, Solarcity, Neuralink and many other companies, and Twitter was also bought by him.] 】
Twenty-seven percent of the heirs are Jim, Rob, Alice, Charles Koch of Koch, Julia Koch, granddaughter of Mars, Jacqueline Mars, president of the Hyatt Regency, Thomas Pritz, and many others.
There are only 26 senior executives (some low-level and some CEOs), known as "working emperors," who work or serve in 20 companies, most of them technology companies like Apple and Microsoft, or large corporations like KKR, Blackstone and Goldman Sachs.
The five women included Yashli. Ural, CEO and Chairman of Arista Networks, former CEO of eBay, former CEO of Meta, Sheri Sandberg, CEO of Oracle Shafira Kaitge, and Lisa Su, the newest CEO of AMD.
Thanks to the AI boom, AMD's market share has grown by 127% in the past year, and it continues to maintain its strong momentum this year, breaking the $300 billion mark for the first time. Considering the extreme shortage of Nvidia's AI processors, the market's interest in AMD is also increasing. The Mi300 series of AI processors hit the market in December, and their performance is 60% higher than that of the Nvidia H100, while it's likely to be only 1 4 times as good as the former (analysts speculate). According to press reports, Microsoft's Data Center division has begun to develop a large-scale language model (LLM) similar to GPT-4.
And on this list, the most familiar to Chinese is Tim Cook, who is worth as much as 2.1 billion. He has 12 years of experience in charge of Compaq's ** chain. In 2011, he took over the role of CEO from Steve Jobs and became CEO of the company.
Warren Buffett once said:"Tim Cook may not be as good as Steve Jobs, but he's hardly any CEO I've seen in 60 years. "Under Cook's leadership, Apple has achieved record market value, revenue, and profits.
Two "workers" worth more than 100 billion. 69-year-old Eric Schmidt ranks second with a value of 20.7 billion. He worked at Zigelow, Bell Labs, Xerox, Sun, Novell, and then in less than two years at Google, he grew a start-up of 200 people to more than 1,000 people. In 2005, Google bought Android for $50 million, the largest acquisition in Google's history. In 2011, Schmidt stepped down as CEO, and six years later, he resigned as CEO of Google's parent company, Alphabet.
Schmidt received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Princeton and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. A good learning foundation has given him a deep understanding of scientific and technological innovation and a deep understanding of the development direction of the industry. On August 9, 2006, he presented the concept of "cloud computing" for the first time at the International Search Engine Conference.
Source: Forbes Forbes
The world's "working emperor": 68-year-old Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer (Ballmer) is worth as much as 120.5 billion (Tim Cook). He is a graduate of Harvard University and an alumnus of Bill Gates with a double bachelor's degree in mathematics and economics. In 1980, he was hired to 40 employees and joined Microsoft in the early days of his business.
In 2000, Ballmer became CEO. Microsoft's revenue grew nearly four times during its 14-year tenure, but its hasty acquisition of Nokia was also a failure due to its over-emphasis on Windows and Office Office suite, which made it miss out on mobile networks and mobile terminals. But fortunately, he found the current CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, also known as Microsoft, and regained the throne of the world's number one with its investment in cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
Ballmer also has a new name, and that is the boss of the Los Angeles Clippers. Not only did he own the "Big Four" of Leonard, George, Westbrook and Harden, but he also built a new stadium for them, and a $1.8 billion, 18,000-capacity Intuit Dome stadium will open next quarter.