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The world's top 10 Bloomberg rich list is newly released in 2018! Who are the world's richest people

The top 10 Bloomberg rich list of the world in 2018 is newly released! From the top ten, the United States has seven seats, Europe has two, and Mexico is the only emerging market seat. So who is on the 2018 World rich list? Come and have a look.

According to the list, the world's richest man in 2018 was Jeff Middleton Bezos, founder of Amazon, a technology giant, which was also the second consecutive year in which his wealth gained its biggest annual increase. His net worth grew by about $25 billion in 2018, and his total wealth reached $125 billion. With the U.S. stock market turning bear, he also had a lot of wealth decline in the second half of 2018. From the peak in September, Bezos' wealth has fallen by $45 billion. However, compared with the shrinkage of other technology stocks, Amazon's e-commerce property is at the bottom, and in 2018, there was still a substantial increase in wealth.

The second highest ranking person in the world is Bill Gates, whose total wealth has reached 90.4 billion US dollars, a slight decrease of 1.3 billion US dollars compared with last year. With the decline of global technology stock valuation, Microsoft, as the evergreen tree of technology stock, its market value actually exceeded many giants such as apple in the second half of 2018. Although the wealth of Bill & middot; gates in 2018 has declined, compared with other technology giants, it has performed quite well, and it is also one of the top ten list with a smaller decline in wealth.

Warren Buffett, a value investor, ranked third on the global wealth list this year, with $83.8 billion in wealth, down $1.5 billion in 2018. In recent years, Buffett has repeatedly made innovations in investment, such as investing in apple, a technology stock that was once not optimistic about, and starting to dabble in emerging markets such as electronic payment in India. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway's cash reserves have reached a peak for several years this year. With the fall of the market in 2018, Buffett's investment actions are frequent. From the perspective of market value statistics, it is completely understandable that there is a small-scale shrinkage.

No. 4 is the luxury tycoon of France. Bernard & middot; Arnault is the chairman and CEO of LVMH, a top luxury company, and owns 51% of the group. Although the global economic recovery has not improved significantly in 2018 (except for the United States), the sales volume of LVMH luxury goods does not seem to be greatly affected. After the net profit increased by 29% in 2017, the net profit in the first half of 2018 increased by 41%. Bernard Arnault is also the second largest increase in wealth in the top 10, with $68.6 billion in wealth. LVMH, the French luxury goods group, had $23.4 billion in sales in fiscal 2017, more than double the $11.8 billion sales of Estee Lauder, the second-largest group.

Amancio & middot; goner, the founder of another fashion Fast Retailing brand, became the second largest billionaire in the top ten list, and gave up the position of the richest man in Europe to the French. Amancio & middot; gona, as a Spanish clothing giant, is the founder and current major shareholder of Zara and Indy textile group. In 2018, fast fashion brands ushered in a cold winter. Zara's performance as a leader also showed signs of a significant slowdown. In the first half of 2018, its sales increased by 2.2% year-on-year, significantly slowing down from 11% in the same period last year. Interestingly, as a fashion group, in 2018, when the economy was in a bad state, the top luxury consumption grew faster and faster.

As the only big man from emerging markets in the top 10, Carlos middot ELU is a Mexican businessman of Lebanese origin. His family is a Christian immigrant family from Lebanon. He is the largest shareholder of Telmex and the chief executive officer of Telmex America. He also holds calso group in Mexico and has a business network all over the world. He became the richest man in the world in 2011. Its wealth shrank by $6.8 billion in 2018.

With Facebook's biggest trust crisis due to its privacy disclosure, Mark & middot; Zuckerberg, the youngest global billionaire, saw the biggest decline in his wealth history in 2018, and the biggest decline in the top 10 of this year's global wealth list. His net worth has fallen by nearly $20 billion, and the 34 year old still has $53 billion in wealth, and he is now ranked No. 7 in the global wealth list.

Google's co founders make the eight and ten fortune lists. Sergey & middot; brin is a Soviet born Jewish American computer scientist and entrepreneur. He and Larry & middot; page, ranked 10th, jointly founded Google, the world's largest Internet company famous for search engine and online advertising technology. At No. 9 is Lawrence & Middleton Ellison, co-founder and CEO of Oracle, a company focused on enterprise software. The wealth of the three founders of technology companies has declined to varying degrees in 2018. Their wealth is about $50 billion.

China list (1-13):

The top three richest people in China are ma Yun, Ma Huateng and Xu Jiayin. Bloomberg's wealth of three people is divided into 35.7 billion US dollars, 32.3 billion US dollars and 32.2 billion US dollars, ranking 19, 22 and 23 on the global list. The wealth of the three of them has also declined to varying degrees in 2018. Among them, Ma Yun and Ma Huateng, affected by the decline of technology stocks, have shrunk significantly, with $9.7 billion and $8.7 billion respectively, while Xu Jiayin, a real estate developer, has shrunk by $3.7 billion. All three of them have crossed the threshold of 30 billion yuan, which is a significant step away from the subsequent Chinese billionaires.

Yang Huiyan, the second daughter of Yang Guoqiang, chairman of the board of directors of country garden, Wang Jianlin, chairman of Dalian Wanda Group, Ding Lei, founder of Netease, Zhang Zhidong, one of the founders of Tencent, he Hanjian, founder of Midea Group, Lei Jun, founder of Xiaomi technology CEO and Huang Zheng, founder of pinduoduo, ranked 4-10 on the China Fortune list. The seven Chinese billionaires ranked 43, 47, 73, 81, 84, 96 and 100 globally. From the perspective of wealth stratification, these billionaires are all over $10 billion, less than the threshold of $20 billion. Yang Huiyan, the largest of them, is 18.2 billion US dollars, and Huang Zheng, the 10th richest, is 11.6 billion US dollars.

It's worth noting that both Lei Jun's and Huang Zheng's companies went public in 2018, and they also took this opportunity to become the top 10 new rich. If not counting Yang Huiyan, who gained wealth through giving, Huang Zheng, who was born in 1980, has become the youngest billionaire in China who has made great success through his own efforts. At the same time, Lei Jun and Huang Zheng ranked second and third in the world's new wealth in 2018, with an increase of US $8.5 billion and US $7.1 billion, second only to Jeff Middleton Bezos.

In addition, Robin Li, founder of Baidu, ranked 11 in 11 billion 400 million dollars, and Wang Feng in Shun Feng holdings ranked twelfth in 10 billion 300 million dollars. Geely Automobile founder Li Shufu ranked thirteenth. Their wealth is more than ten billion dollars.

From the perspective of the top ten richest people in China, Ma Yun, Ma Huateng, Ding Lei, Zhang Zhidong, Huang Zheng and Lei Jun are all science and technology industries. They are the industries that generate the most wealth in China, and also reflect the huge wealth effect brought by science and technology innovation. At the same time, Tencent is the only company that has produced two of China's top 10 richest people. Xu Jiayin, Yang Huiyan and Wang Jianlin were the representatives of the most brilliant real estate industry. At the same time, Midea Group has become the only representative of making a fortune through home appliance industry.