The Nine Most Profitable People In The World

Bill Gate: in the lakeside middle school, Gates was fascinated by a clumsy computer terminal.

In the late 60s in Seattle, it was very rare for students to use computers. It proved that it played a very important role in the growth of Gates.

In 1998, when Gates's fortune shot up, he contributed up to $50 million a day.

Del, who sells direct mail at philatelic magazine when he was 12 years old, earned $2000 and bought his first personal computer with DELL's money.

This experience allowed Del to recognize the advantages of selling over middlemen.

When he was 16 years old when he was in high school, Michael subscribed to the post of Houston. He managed to earn 18 thousand dollars and bought a BMW car because of his operation.

IT Tiehan: Wang Jialian, who has never been interested in formal education, but yearns for independent entrepreneurship.

In 1942, Wang Jialian, who was only 8 years old, emigrated to the United States with his parents.

At that time, life was very difficult. Wang Jialian often did some despised work, and he could not even eat 32 cents a lunch.

Many years later, remembering the pain of his early years, he always undercuts and says, "the influence of immigrant life on me is very great."

The founder of the Empire: Keith Kuang Kee is called "business genius" and "workaholic".

He dressed casually, often dressed in khaki, and liked to put his feet on the table, like a big boy next door.

And a shy personality, which makes people feel a bit cold.

He once said witty, "AOL managers" can decide their daily affairs without having to make any decisions.

Sun Zhengyi, a network magnate, moved from Japan to the north of California when he was in high school in California. He was intelligent and intelligent. He leaped over to Berkeley University in California and majored in economics.

And earned his first pot of gold in college.

After graduation, miss Sun Zhengyi went across the Pacific to his hometown because he missed his mother.

Mr. Chambers: Mr. Chambers met with CEO Karl Russo of Cerent, a rising star in the field of telecommunications equipment in California.

At the first meeting, Chambers went straight to the door and asked, "how much do I need to buy your company?"

His face wore a usual smile.

Fiorina, a leading businessman in DELL and IBM, said to DELL's employees, "we have to achieve 95 points before we launch. Now I ask them to launch the 80 points and then slowly improve."

It used to aim, prepare and fire. In the age of Internet, fire is aimed at, and there is no time to prepare.

Robert, a guru of the business sector, will undoubtedly be remembered as a master of wealth creation in twentieth Century.

From 1981 to 1981 as the chairman and chief executive of Coca-Cola, the market value of Coca Cola Co increased from $4 billion 300 million to $147 billion.

Welch, an outstanding leader of the company: in the year of 1961, when Welch joined GE, he felt the suffocation of the bureaucratic system of the company. He wanted to quit his job, and his young boss Ruben Gutoff tried to keep him. After nearly 4 hours of persuasion, he finally agreed to stay. The condition was that he was not constrained by the bureaucracy of the company.

Gutoff's move left GE the greatest leader in their history.