Fortune Magazine announces annual list of the top 50 business elites of the world

Fortune magazine Thursday unveiled the top 50 business elites of the 2013, including many technology company leaders such as Tesla CEO Elon (Elon Musk), China Tencent CEO Ma and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, where Tesla CEO Alan • Elon Musk The top of the list, Ma Teng ranked second in the Science and technology field, the third place in the total list:

No.1 Tess CEO Elon

With a "triple threat" vision, Elon's companies include space exploration Technologies, Tesla electric cars and SolarCity, not to mention Musk's concept of "Super Loop Train" (Hyperloop), A traffic system that transports passengers through pipelines between large cities, and can reach more than 1200 kilometres per hour.

No.2 China Tencent CEO Ma (third in total)

As China's Internet tycoon, the company is worth 10 billion of dollars as Tencent's market capitalisation has risen. In addition, the media reported that Tencent has a stake in the photo-sharing application Snapchat.

No. 3. Fashion boutique Burberry Group CEO Angela Arend (fourth in total)

Angela Arend will leave the Burberry group next year for Apple as head of the retail business. People familiar with the matter said she could be the next Apple CEO candidate.

No. 4. Netflix CEO Ride Hastings (fifth in total)

Ride Hastings (Reed Hastings) has subverted the traditional DVD leasing industry with the internet streaming media operating mode. For the first time, Netflix has more subscribers than HBO.

No. 5. Amazon CEO Bezos (ranking sixth)

Bezos is a man who does not violate his beliefs to satisfy the expectations of others. He spent decades years of effort to expand new areas by sacrificing corporate profits. Now, he is focusing on daily commodity services. In addition, he bought the Washington Post from his own pockets and will try to save the declining newspaper.

Other tech company leaders ranked in this list: Google CEO Larry Page (8th), Yahoo CEO Mayer (10th), Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (12th), Square CEO Dorsey (14th), Salesforce CEO Benioff (27th Place), Apple CEO Tim Cook (ranked 47th).