Bill Gates Finally Hands Over World's Richest Man Crown
from the slim-pickens dept
Lists of the world's richest people can tell you a lot about the changing economic zeitgeist. The rise of gambling executives in the 2006 list was a good indicator of the global appetite for risk and speculation. For many years, the top spot has gone to Bill Gates, whose fortune was based on the ubiquitous desktop computer. But it's being reported today that Mexican telecom mogul Carlos Slim has passed Gates and taken over the top position. Slim's rise is indicative of a few different trends. The fact that he's not an American is further evidence (as if any were needed) that the US' days as the sole economic powerhouse are numbered, if not gone. And the fact that he's in telecom, wireless specifically, is a reminder that the phone is the central tech item for most of the world. Still, you can't feel too sorry for Mr. Gates. His fortune remains at a comfortable $59.2 billion.
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59.2 billion? Is that all?
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All you other Slim Shadys are just imitating..."
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LOL sure give monopolistic power over all the wireless companies and teleco's to one person and you would see something worth around 200b+
guys also a scumbag who does not want to help anyone but himeself, says charity is worthless. lol no wonder everyone from mexico sneaks into the usa.
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It's better that way
Mathematical trivia of the day: Waiting times, e.g. the time one waits in line, or the time until the next person becomes the richest person in the world, follow a distribution called a Poisson Process. When I first learned it in school, it sounded counter-intuitive; but I tried plotting the waiting times between deaths in a U.S. state today, and the theory predicts reality almost perfectly.
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Corruption pays well
You can become the richest man in the world very quickly.
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Mucho Dinero
That's a lot of tacos man!
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Cartel Slim
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Re: Gates charity
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Bill gates walks into a bar and the average income of the customers goes up ten thousand percent.
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Re All these ppl...:
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LMAO
@Paul
"Like Mr Gates, Mr Slim is well-known for his generous charity donations."
@Coward above me.
In April, Forbes magazine estimated that Mr Slim was the world's second-richest person behind Mr Gates and ahead of US billionaire investor Warren Buffett.
@Rodney
"Mr Slim is now worth $67.8bn (£33.6bn), above Microsoft founder Mr Gates' $59.2bn, Sentido Comun says."
@G
"During the Latin American economic crisis of the early 1980s, Mr Slim made a name for himself - and substantial profits - by buying a number of struggling companies at very low prices before transforming their fortunes."
Do your research before you RANT!!!
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Slim does not donate much to charity, but he clearified why recently. He is a firm believer in economic development as the main source of provery reduction. He believes that handouts create a codependant relationship which hinders the reduction of poverty do to donor instability. Charity money comes and goes, is redirected based on shifting opinions. It is to unstable to finish the job of pulling an entire country or people out of poverty. Industry, economic growth and sustainable development are the only non- zero sum game that has proven to work. Look at the 700 million pulled from poverty in China and look at southeast asia..
That is his perspective as I understand it.
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Americans in Denial
US growth is seriously slowing and people are turning to be bigots instead of helping the country to excel with an open mind. Many comments here reflect that sentiment.
Grow up and take the challenge. Leave your bible and sports truck behind. Embrace the reality and fight for excellence.
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Well the day has come when the world is flat and we aren't better we are just one player in the game. We have been given a decent hand of cards, we are just doing a crappy job of playing them. So either step up and do your best or be pushed aside by someone who is more hungry.
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Have you been any place else ?
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Well - where did 'telecom' originate?
As people - we aren't any better, but as a nation - well, humanity existed for many, many years before the US - in that time, little advancement was made.
In 200 years, the US outpaced every other culture in the world.
It's not that the people of the US are any better - but true freedom and free economy - we had up through the 80's anyway, certainly are.
But yeah - with less freedom now than many countries - expect the lead the US had to wane - all thanks to our greedy politicians.
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- so, you have evolved culturally....nice...good for you...
Now maybe you can fix the problems with your country...tiered health care...poverty....homelessness... but hey, ya know, ya got 200 years of that so called culture behind you.
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pick a Western European country, any Western European country except the UK (because after all, they're US wannabes), because the US and Canada (in fact, pick any Western European country or Canada), with Western Europe pretty much cover the "civilized, western world". And those Western European countries don't have those same problems...
guess what, not a good start, proving with your first sentence that you're inclined to talk out of your ass.
"Second if all the people from other countries wouldn't be sucking up our health care in our hospitals and emergency rooms, we would have better care"
<sarcasm>right, because we all know how easy it is for all the people from other countries to come and live in the open and welcoming US, not to mention, the level (of quality) of medical treatment the average Joe (or Miguel) gets in the US </sarcasm>
"Don't try to say its not true"
it's not true...oh wow, I not only tried but succeeded! Yea me
"most wont ever pay they just disappear"
In general I would consider the possibility that you make that statement because you work in the financial department of a hospital and that that represents your experience. However, you have already proven you're just talking out of your ass, so we all know you don't deserve the benefit of the doubt on that one.
"Where are you from that is so much better??"
well, let's see...Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Greece, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Canada...and contrary to you, I have been to and know all these countries and their medical situation
"i sat in a emergency room for 9 hours with a sick heart patient and every Mexican in my city was seen fist from the simplest thing to the common cold try to validate that"
mybe yous haddened to weight soo long if yous filled the write paper
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I like living in a free land. If you want government sponsored health care, move your ass to a socialist country like China. I like living in a country where you have to work hard for what you have. We have welfare in the United States to help people that can not work for it...but the people that can work for it and are just too damn lazy to work for it, let them starve. They aren't paying my bills. My healthcare is just fine, and wouldn't you know it...I pay for it myslelf. I don't need higher taxes to pay my insurance.
The US is the best country in the world and it's because American's as a whole work hard to make it that way. If you don't like America, please put a bullet in your head and save us all the compaining.
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I'd like to have health care! Should i move? NO! The system should change! Hospitals shouldn't make millions on sick people!You would pay less for insurance if it was run by the government! The welfare is a joke! Have you been in other countries? Like in Netherlands(which you would call "Social country"), they don't see people do garbage diving. Socialism is a good idea if it's used correctly! Don't get me wrong, i don't want to live in Russia. USA is way better!
PS: if you don't like something, don't kill yourself! Try to change it!
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Re: Living in a free land with healthcare
If you don't like what someone else has to say - you may want to remember that this is a free country for everyone, regardless of their opinion. We may disagree but ain't it grand - we all get to have our say!
I worked for the same company for 14 years and was laid off due to a workforce reduction. (That's a whole other story)
I'm now working a good full-time job and my husband was recently laid off too. He is training for a new job and we hope he will get hired in a couple of weeks. Then after we each go through a 90 day probation, we should have health insurance. We have money in the bank, a mortgage, one car note (because one of our paid off vehicles finally died) and no kids. As long as neither of us gets sick, we should be okay. Here's the deal...if either of us gets hurt or sick - we have no insurance and could lose a job and consequently our home and everything we've worked hard to build up...By the way, we aren't lazy or on welfare.
I'm glad you are happy with the status quo - I agree with many other people; that our country could provide a much better health care system for everyone. One of the biggest problems with our current system is that while we pay more than any other developed country for our health care, individually we reap the smallest reward for that investment. Most of the money goes to the INSURANCE COMPANY. That is just plain wrong.
As an American citizen we have not only the right but the obligation to speak up, express our dissent and work to get it fixed - even for those that are happy with the way things are.
If you don't like that - well, you have a right to your opinion....and so do I.
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Guess what...my company doesn't pay for my healthcare coverage either. Well, they do, but I opted out becuase their plan is shit. I pay for my own health insurance.
I won't argue with you that insurance companies and hospitals are greedy and are really just in it for the money, but do you have a better idea? I'm sorry but socilaized healthcare isn't the answer. In my oppinion it's the best way to ruin our healthcare system.
Boost
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Even on the individual side, health insurance is not that expensive for the healthy. Oh and for those that whine about pre-existing conditions not being covered. Youre a fool. Here is a thought, dont get sick and then want insurance. Be a responsible american and include it in your financial planning. Youre protected and insurance companines are highly regulated. Dont believe every thing a corpulent slob rambles on about as he continues to show his hate for America. he may hide through tattered clothing but id love to have his bank account. Oh wait, he hates capitalism....
Do you total your car and then go ask for car insurance? Morons!
The cost of health insurance is primarily because of medical advancements. Have a broken bone, sore throat? Canada and European Countries will be stellar! But ever get a brain tumor or some kind of life saving surgery, you will want to be on U.S soil.
Blue Cross is a very large insurance company in these United States. Point being...most of the Blues plans are non profit organizations....Pick one of those, have continuous coverage, dont settle for mediocrity in your own life, educate yourself and you will be amazed how wonderful a land this is to live.
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there are other "free land"s where you can "work hard for what you have" with "welfare" "to help people that can not work for it"
what's the difference? those countries don't go around invading Iraq so they can control the oil. Or undermine their people's liberties in favor of corporations (copyright, patents, DMCA, tax cuts, cronyism) or just for the fun of it (Patriot Act,...) nor do their governments obstruct justice and then pardon the guilty...
Seems to me, if anybody should put a bullet in their head, it should be you (after all, you live in the country where guns and bullets are so easily obtained)
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Tool. Thats just not even a little bit true.
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Who the hell cares?
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it seems to me that the average (and i dont mean everyone!) american has a hard time accepting they are not the world, the ignorance of some people really astounds me, accept that america does not own everything, look round your house and see all those japanese items like your TV/DVD player? read underneath about 1/2 your household appliances and you will see "made in china/taiwan", you guys send billions abroad every year which will hurt your economy and you wonder why its struggling? sure it makes the rich exec's get million dollar bonuses as they have saves the company money, but in the long term your draining money from your own country
side note: its interesting to have an article on here thats not just another IP rant that means little to nothing to us non us readers, get back to the good old days!
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you're right, they have a choice, they just seem to not favor the American companies/products
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What started as a news item announcing that a "man" was no longer the richest "man" in the world, and that he had been overtaken by another "man", has denegrated into a diatribe about what country is better, what fuels one man's growth and other forms of nonsensical rumors and allegations born purely from fits of jealousy.
Slim and Gates and Buffett are richer than stink - Let's get over it and move on - They all do great work for the world - in their own way.
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The telephone and therefor telecom was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in Canada. Parts in Baddeck, NS (His summer home) and parts in Burlington ON (his winter home).
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Overcast ...
In 200 years, the US outpaced every other culture in the world.
That has to be the most ignorant comment i have ever read on this site, it is so far beyond stupidity i'm worried that if you had a second head you would be twice as dumb rather than twice as clever.
The American influence on the world has to be noted, but its far from as big as you think, if America wasn't there do you really think we would be living like they were 200 years ago? no, the same advances would have been made, in fact much of the things you take as "American inventions" aren't really american inventions at all!
Well done on getting to the moon first, shame you had to do it with german scientists.
American days are numbered, China is the new world superpower (emerging).
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How is this possible? All the illegal motherfuckers are here. Who is buying Slim's product
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Overcast ... by Daniel Morritt
"The telephone and therefor telecom was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in Canada. Parts in Baddeck, NS (His summer home) and parts in Burlington ON (his winter home)."
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Thanks for posting this little bit of info before I did
Also for wireless (radio) it was Guglielmo Marconi also in Canada.
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Pocket change
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Several things
http://www.heritage.org/research/features/index/countries.cfm
Is it embarassing to be behind a country commonly thought of as a third world state? A bit. Do we still lead most of Europe and the 'old world' by huge margins? Yes. Are they catching up? Give Sarkozy a year in office and France will leave its dictatorial peers in the rankings behind, but the rest of Europe is stagnant.
America still has a couple decades before being totally surpassed simply by the sheer number of people in China. On a per-capita basis, it'll depend on long term political stability, and I won't speculate myself. We've gone from relatively stable in past decades to making 2008 one of the starkest choices possible; socialist candidates on the left, capitalists on the right and no middle ground. Given that we're at the trough in the business cycle (which some idiot above seemed to think that just because growth is slowing now it's some kind of permanent trend -- no, it's natural, it'll last a couple years all together, and then growth will move above trend rate.. in an unending cycle, hence, 'business cycle') it's particularly dangerous to have a socialist come in and try to tear in to the economy the results could very well be a reduction in growth of potential output, making the capitalist Asian countries overtake us that much more quickly, meanwhile a free-marketer president could encourage growth, so that's hard/impossible to forecast.
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1)The link is a ranking about "economical" freedom, so it doesn't really even partially cover what most people understand by "freedom". (Nor does scoring lower than the US make a country (more) dictatorial)
2) "Do we still lead most of Europe and the 'old world' by huge margins?" I just grabbed part of the ranking:
United States [82.0]
United Kingdom [81.6]
Ireland [81.3]
Luxembourg [79.3]
Switzerland [79.1]
Estonia [78.1]
Denmark [77.6]
Netherlands [77.1]
Iceland [77.1]
Finland [76.5]
Belgium [74.5]
Germany [73.5]
Cyprus [73.1]
Sweden [72.6]
Lithuania [72.0]
the first European country is only 0.4% behind and 14 end within 10%...yeah, you definitely "lead most of Europe" "with huge margins"
I could easily argue the validity of some of those 10 criteria, but I'll limit my comments to 1 remark:
one of the 10 criteria is "Freedom from government" which "is defined to include all government expenditures"
another one of those 10 criteria is "Fiscal freedom" which "is a measure of the burden of government from the revenue side. It includes" ... "the overall amount of tax revenue as portion of GDP"
It's obvious that there will be a strong correlation between those two, so including both, as if they were independent leads to distorted results.
But I digress, let's continue to look at your particular claim...I looked at the scores in detail, of the US and of several of those "dictatorial" European countries.
The reason the US scores higher (I don't think using "better" would be accurate) is because of:
1) labor freedom
2) the fiscal/government freedom
(for most other criteria, scores are almost the same, sometimes even identical, except Europe does seem to have a significant (10%) higher investment freedom)
So the reason the US scores higher are (and according to Anon's claim, are supposed to deem Europe dictatorial) are because:
for 1) in Europe labor laws dictate (*) longer notice periods for termination, unless of course there's some misconduct involved.
For example 4 weeks notice for every segment of 5 years of employment that has begun, which means a company would have to give a (loyal) employee of 9 years 8 weeks notice (or just pay him the 8 weeks and tell him not to come in anymore)), which does result in less mobile labor (although, not that much less, one just has to plan it a little more) but also in much more job security, for both the employee as employer, since both know they will have a decent amount of time to deal with the situation (vs the US, where in most, if not all, states the two weeks notice is just a courtesy rule, not obligatory)
for 2) yes European countries tend to tax more, I guess that makes those countries less "economical free", yet, with that tax surplus, those countries provide:
- good social security/unemployment/welfare/pensions for all retired (non self-employed) people.
- good universal health care
- cheap (when not free) education (one year of college tuition for example is typically $200-$1000)
Yeah, sure, that makes European countries much more "dictatorial" and their people less free...
(*) pun intended
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Yep no Monopoly here...
Today, ninety percent of the telephone lines in Mexico are operated by Telmex.[3] The mobile company, Telcel, which Carlos Slim Helú also controls, operates almost eighty percent of all the country's cellphones.
His companies now account for nearly half of the entire $366bn value of the Mexican stock index.
Yep this company would have been broken up in the USA several times over.
surpised this has not happened several times over since the majority of major companies are not owned by a single person because of fears of monopolies prevent much of this same practice from happening in the USA.
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"- so, you have evolved culturally....nice...good for you..."
Even know what culture means? Here ya go:
definition: particular form or stage of civilization, as that of a certain nation or period
Maybe if your country is so much better how about they fix everything? Cause everyone knows that the USA doesn't help anyone else out... right?
Don't be so ignorant.
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Yes we could change it a bit, but I highly doubt it would be able to support the US population as some of you wish it too.
We have seen that Democracy just doesn't work everywhere and neither will socialist platforms.
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We can't copy the whole system, and we shouldn't. But we could incorporate some of the good ones!
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after all, a larger country means also more people contributing...
if 70 (can) contribute (enough) to provide for 100, then 700 should be able to contribute for 1000.
In fact, upscaling usually means less overhead, so with larger numbers, the demands would even be lower.
...unless you're saying there are more leechers in the US, and that implementing that "socialist version" would mean not 700 but for example 600 would have to cover the 1000...
(the numbers are purely exemplary)
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Potato heads
If there is a brain cell in this world, it's probably dying of loneliness.
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Alan is a moron
Americans statistically are among the hardest workers in the world. It is for this reason that this coutry became what it is today. I can not help it if politicians are corrupt and greedy, it is a system that will take years to change. I am not willing to pay over 50% taxes for some assholes healthcare who does drugs and costs this country hundreds of thousands of dollars.
American Academics are among the best in the world which is why so many people come here to study. We invented the internet for all you fucktards that are proud of your canadian inventions.
Bill Gates will be giving his entire fortune to charity, what will this telecom monopolist do with his fortune?
Thanks.
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As a bonus, please prove that even the ones that do do drugs are costing "this country hundreds of thousands of dollars" each
Thanks.
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WHAT? I thought it was round all this time!!!
(it just struck me as funnny)
The United States of America is a great country. It's not the only great country in the world. Our Healthcare needs help, as does our tax system, (IMHO) and our political & legal sytem. So what? Every country has things to like and not to like. Again, So What?
I live here. I like it here. Someone above almost got it right, but was missed the point, "If you don't like it here..." The way I would finish it is "leave".
I have been to a few other countries like Norway, the UK, & Canada. I haven't experienced their health care systems, but for the most part, everyone was very nice and helpful. In fact, a Norwegian bus driver gave me a free ride because all I had was a credit card on me at the time.
Granted, I know these are "US-friendly" countries.
BTW, wasn't this article about Who is on the top of somebody's list of the richest people?
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And yes we do have a lot of leechers on our health care system... one example being 11 million illegal immigrants. Then the many low income families.
I loled @ the quote about germany having 82 million and having health care... thats a little less than 1/4th of the US population.
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"I loled @ the quote about germany having 82 million and having health care... thats a little less than 1/4th of the US population."
I know math, too! Don't be a show off.. :)
If they can do it so could we! Politicians get too much money not to work it out!
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Bill's not the richest anymore
I can see it now Microsoft Vista Home is now $2,000 a copy. A tech call to Microsoft Tech Support is now a flat fee of $4,000 per incident. Unless you live in a country other than the U.S., then it's only $3.00 for Vista and service calls are free.
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iam aguy from egypt,my father is suffering from a cancerous tumor in the liver is prevalent in some parts,and doctors said there is no hope.
help, help
my mobile num / 0020107900369
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