The world's Billionaires list: Entrepreneurs rich second generation of each half Zuckerberg made the fastest

Forbes magazine has released the world's richest list, with 1226 billionaires on the list this year (the threshold for Forbes's global Billionaires list is $1 billion). According to Forbes, the world's top ten youngest billionaires are below the age of 35, with self-made entrepreneurs and the "second generation" of inherited family wealth being accounted for in half.

Among entrepreneurs, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/1560.html, a social-networking site, has four >facebook, and another entrepreneur is Robert Pera (Robert Pera). He is 34 years old and has a net worth of 1.5 billion dollars.

Of the top 10 of the list, only one woman, the Chinese, is the 30-Year-old Yang chairman of the Country Garden, worth 4.7 billion dollars.

Despite Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg's 8-day age gap, he failed to become the top of the young rich, but his wealth reached an astonishing 17.5 billion dollars, the youngest of the richest. He ranked 36th in the world's richest list, the youngest self-made billionaire in the history of Forbes ' rich list, and the fastest-growing entrepreneur.

The youngest rich ride a bicycle, take business class to travel

May 22, 1984, Dustin Moscow was born in Florida, the descendants of Russian Jewish immigrants. Two years after he entered Harvard University in 2002, four Harvard boys set up social networking sites in their dormitories, three of whom now enter the youngest billionaires list.

The Moscow Invid is the third employee in the history of the Facebook company. He is Facebook's first chief technology officer. He left Facebook in 2008 and founded his own software company, Asana, but still owns facebook6% 's stake.

He said that wealth did not change how much his lifestyle had changed. As a billionaire, the Moscow dimension still often rides bikes to work and travels in business class. In 2010, he and Mr. Zuckerberg responded to Bill Gates ' and Warren Buffett's call for a donation of at least half his fortune to charity. The Asana company, founded in the Moscow Dimension, pays great attention to employee benefits. New hires can get 10,000 dollars for office placement.

Like the one in Moscow, wealth has not changed much for Zuckerberg. In the eyes of many people, he is still a strange person. He did not pursue a luxurious life like the average super-rich, but bought a house near Silicon Valley to live with his Chinese girlfriend. He usually likes wearing a hat on a casual shirt, sandals out of his feet, completely without the trappings of billionaires.

27-Year-old boy becomes an oil and gas pipeline heir to the Empire

The 29-year-old Scott Duncan is ranked fourth in the world's youngest millionaire with $4.1 billion of net worth, a diamond bachelor. He was a very low-key man, who has been on the Forbes list for many years, but is the only young billionaire who has not shown his avatar on the Forbes website. Scott's father, Dan Duncan, is a U.S. oil and gas conduit tycoon. Dan Duncan was a poor family, and in 1968 he started with two trucks and set up enterpriseproducts to sell products from house to door. The company now has more than 80,000 kilometres of gas, oil and petrochemical pipelines, and Dan Duncan is the richest man in American Texas State.

In 2010, 77-Year-old Dan Duncan died, and Scott inherited his father's 12.4 billion-dollar pipeline empire. Last year, Enterprise products rose 25% per cent, making it easy to lift its wealth by 1 billion dollars.

Prince of Germany: a billionaire at the age of 8

The third place in Forbes, the world's youngest rich list, is the famous diamond bachelor, Prince Albert of Germany. This year, 28 years old, he has a long name: Albert Feng Torn and Taxis. When he was 8 years old, his father died, and as a family heir, he was on the Forbes list of billionaires, but the official inheritance was at the 18 birthday, June 2001. The net worth of his name is now 1.5 billion dollars.

The Thon and taxis family were Europe's leading postal operators in the 16th century, creating the first model of the ZIP code, with numerous castles and wineries in Europe. Albert received a high school education in Rome and a master's degree in economics and theology at the University of Edinburgh in 2008. Today, he lives in a family castle with his family, and he is a race car racer in Germany and has won the championship in the German car race. Although Germany has ceased to recognize the title of royalty since 1919, it has become the custom of the Albert family to add the title "Prince" and "Princess" before the name. The royal lineage of the Albert family can be traced back to the 19th century Portuguese king Miguel I.