Revealing The Truth Of The World'S Richest Women'S Lives

Five continents have their own rich women.

In North America, she is Alice Walton, the eldest daughter of Sam Walton, the founder of Wal-Mart Store Inc. In Europe, she is Lili Anne Bedangourt, the only child of L'OREAL founder Shueller. In Asia, she is the daughter of the famous Yacht Company Carnival group, the daughter of de Alison, and the Israeli Sari Alison; in Latin America, she is the daughter of Grupo Modelo, the boss of the Mexico Modelo.

Sam Walton, the founder of the retail giant Wal-Mart Store Inc, can live to this day. His assets will be two times that of Bill Gate, the world's richest man.

In 1992, when Sam died, he shared the property and shares equally among his wife and children, so it was not surprising that the Walton family had 5 people in the world's ten richest list of Forbes magazine.

Among them, Alice Walton, the oldest daughter, ranks sixth among the world's richest in terms of $20 billion and is the richest woman on earth.

WAL-MART has more than 4000 branches in the world. It is the largest retailer in the world, and its business is developing, but all of these are the contributions of Alice and his brother.

WAL-MART's business is managed by her brothers. She just "reap the benefits".

Alice married once, no children, and didn't like to show up before the media.

At the age of 55, she lives alone in Fort Worth, Texas, where she has a farm that enjoys riding all day.

Alice also likes driving, but he is not good at driving.

In 1989, she drove a Porsche and killed a woman crossing the street and lost money to a large sum of money.

In 1998, she drove down the road and crashed the roadside telephone booth.

When the police arrived, she also said with great force, "do you know who I am?

Do you know what my family name is? "

As a result, she was fined 350 dollars and two days for community work and paid 300 dollars in litigation costs.

In recent years, Alice has learned to converge and to be good neighbors.

A river near her farm was heavily polluted, and local residents showed no response to the municipal government for many times.

Finally Alice made a call to the governor.

It was not long before the state attorney general ordered the closure of a mine, a source of pollution.

Liliani Bedangourt is the only daughter of the world's largest cosmetics group, the founder of L'OREAL, Shueller.

She is 82 years old and lives in Paris, France.

She owns 2.4% and 3% shares of L'OREAL and Nestle, Switzerland, and a large number of real estate.

She ranked eleventh in the 2004 Forbes magazine richest list for $18 billion 800 million.

She is not only France, but also the richest woman in Europe.

Lili and Anne were very sensible when they were young.

From the age of 15, she began to practice in her father's company during the holidays, starting with labelling the products, and then working at the technology center.

So when her father died in 1957, as the only successor to enter the board of directors, she could be very professional in planning for the company's development.

In 1985, she served as general manager of L'OREAL.

Under her leadership, the company's sales grew for two consecutive years in 19 years.

Lili Anne married Anne, the French guy in 1950.

Andre was elected to Parliament in 1951 and later served as minister in several governments.

They have a daughter, Francois, who has entered L'OREAL's board of directors and is ready to inherit her grandfather's career.

After Andre died in 1987, Lilian Bnnie set up the "Bedangourt Shueller foundation" to commemorate him and his father, and became chairman of the foundation.

The purpose of this foundation is to help the unfortunate people in the world who have helped refugees in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo.

Lilian Bnnie was very low-key and rarely interviewed by reporters, nor was he enthusiastic about attending various ceremonies.

Sari Alison, the richest woman in Asia, is the richest woman in Asia. The carnival group founded by her father Ted Alison is a world-famous yacht company.

After he died in 1999, he left the 94 million shares of the company to sari.

Now she is chairman of the Allison holding group, one of the largest private businesses, and also holds shares in several banks, Real Estate Company and telecom companies.

She has $4 billion 600 million in assets, ranking ninety-fourth in the Forbes rich list in 2004.

He was born in New York, USA in 1958. He studied hotel management at University of Florida.

She worked in the marketing department of Carnival group for several years and intended to enter management, but this desire was not supported by her father.

In 1979, Ted made his son Mcgee the general manager of Carnival group. In order to comfort Sally, he allowed the 21 year old woman to enter the board of directors, but did not give her real power.

Although she is very rich, sari is not happy in the past two years, because the media can't get along with her.

In the autumn of 2002, a bank in which she laid off 900 people, which aroused strong opposition from the largest trade union in Israel.

The organization posted posters on more than 1600 bus stations across the country, which read, "900 families are crying, but Sari Alison is laughing."

Although the posters were withdrawn on the second day after her pressure, her image was badly hit.

Her marriage is not happy.

She divorced two times and married a playboy named Ofall Glaze in May 2003. But not long after, 4 women stood up and accused Ofall of sexually harassing them.

In order to avoid the harassment of Israeli media, sari moved to Miami, USA at the end of 2003.

Jiao Jiao, the richest woman, became a strong woman. Maria Aramburusava, the 40 year old Latin American richest woman, had 1 billion 500 million dollars in assets and ranked 377th in the Forbes rich list in 2004.

The powerful woman today is a Jiao Jiao woman who has no experience in business until her father, Grupo Modelo, the biggest beer maker in Mexico, died.

Corona is the fifth largest brand of beer in the world.

In Mexico, the family industry usually does not pass on to the daughters. If there are no sons, they will be passed on to the son-in-law.

There are only two daughters in her. Maria is the eldest daughter. He is determined to turn her into an entrepreneur who can take over the family business and send her to university to study accounting.

Despite his high hopes, Maria accepted traditional values, married at the age of 19, and soon gave birth to his first child.

At the end of 1995, he died, leaving his 10% stake in moloan for his wife and daughter.

The company appointed Maria's brother-in-law as a director but did not give her any title because she had barely touched the company's business.

Only then did Maria understand his father's expectations. She sent the youngest child to the kindergarten and began to work in the company.

She persuaded the company to put her in the board and determined to prove herself by action.

She found that two of the company's yeast factories were on the brink of failure, and the board had long wanted to get rid of the two packages.

Maria asked the board of directors to give her a year to make sure that it was profitable.

No one in the Board believed her, but she agreed to give her a chance.

Maria went deep into the production line to find out the situation and made drastic reforms.

She implemented quality control, reduced costs and laid down redundant personnel.

A year later, both factories began to make profits.

The matter made the board look at her with admiration, and soon they handed her a new task, selling the 50% of the group's non controlling shares to the American brewing giant anhayes Bush Corp.

After hard negotiations, Maria successfully completed the task, sold these shares for 1 billion 600 million dollars, and her own property also increased by 500 million dollars at an instant.

The board appointed her as vice chairman, and Mexico media began to call her "Corona Queen".

In 2003, she entered Fortune magazine, "the world's top 20 businesswoman".

Gina Reinhardt, a 50 year old woman with an assets of 400 million Australian dollars (US $280 million), is not the most wealthy woman in Australia and Oceania as a whole. He has a fortune of 400 million Australian dollars (US $280 million).

Gina is chairman of the board of directors of Hancock mining exploration private limited.

Her money comes from the legacy of her father, the mineral king of Australia, Lang Hancock.

If it is not for a lawsuit, the Australian richest woman will probably remain obscure.

In March 27, 1992, the 82 year old Hancock died.

The doctor diagnosed him as a result of heart and renal failure, but Gina thought her stepmother, her father, had prompted her father to set foot on Huang Quan road.

Not only that, Gina also accused him of pferring assets from the Hancock family's account.

Gina has been trying to get lawty to fight.

In 2001, she finally succeeded in pushing her to the bench.

Australian media carried out lengthy reports on the matter, and Gina, who lived a low profile, became an Australian celebrity.