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The article discusses several aspects of 2016 U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump's wealth, and it mentions the journal's determination that Trump's net worth is 3.7 billion dollars. The value of the Trump Tower office and retail building in New York, New York is examined, along with several other Trump-owned properties such as the 1290 Avenue of the Americas office and retail complex, the Trump Park Avenue residential and retail building, and the Mar-A-Lago private club in Florida.

The article profiles billionaires who were not rich enough to make the Forbes 400 list, including investor and entrepreneur Jenny Just, dating app cofounder Whitney Wolfe Herd, and reality television personality Kim Kardashian West.

The article profiles four billionaires, including Kylie Jenner, Colin Huang, and Daniel Ek.

The article lists the richest Chinese billionaire businessmen including cofounder of Alibaba Jack Ma, executive of Tencent Ma Huateng, and Zhong Shanshan whose bottled water company Nongfu Spring just had an IPO (initial public offering).

The article discusses billionaires' charitable giving to the preservation of historical monuments, including David Rubenstein's donation to the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., Diego Della Valle's donation to the Colosseum in Rome, Italy and Robert and Philip Ng's donation to the Great Wall of China.

The article discusses the 22 billionaires who made the journal's Forbes 400 list of rich people for the first time in 2016, and it provides a chart which ranks billionaires such as James Chambers, Katharine Rayner, and Allan Goldman according to their net worth. National Beverage Corp. executive Nick Caporella's finances are examined, along with real estate executive and motion picture producer Charles Cohen's financial success. Billionaires Jim Davis and Lucy Stitzer are also assessed.

The article profiles the billionaire Jen-Hsun Huang, dealing with topics including his contributions to the high-end computer chip industry through the company Nvidia, how Huang moved to the U.S. with his family in the 1970s and his enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.

The article profiles Bill Stone, founder of the financial management software company SS&C. Particular focus is given to the company's recovery from the failure of the dot-com-era economic bubble. Stone expanded the company's service offerings, including data centers, and temporarily transformed it into a private company. Stone's 20% stake in SS&C is largely responsible for his $1.1 billion personal fortune.

With a sky-high cutoff, nearly half of all U.S. billionaires missed the cut for The Forbes 400, though some have booming businesses that make them prime candidates for future lists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Inside how we compile The Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We've seen this movie before. The man behind video app sensation TikTok is transitioning to a new role at ByteDance, which he founded in 2012. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Shares of a publicly traded lithium-ion battery company based in China more than doubled in the past year. Its CEO and founder is now one of the 50 richest people in the world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Business titans including Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and former presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg shared their thoughts on the riots. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Alibaba cofounder's prolonged absence from the public sphere is nothing new in China. Why being a billionaire in China comes with the risk of disappearance or arrest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Shares of Zhong Shanshan's beverage firm Nongfu Spring have surged 200% since its September 2020 IPO. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To get a better handle on how much money is really going from charitable foundations to nonprofits, this year we counted "out the door" gifts rather than money put into billionaires' foundations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Here is how we compile The Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Speaking at the Forbes 400 Summit on Philanthropy, the couple discussed plans to make sure that Covid-19 treatments and vaccines don't just go to the highest-bidding nations but are distributed equitably. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Shares of RH have tripled in value since late March, lifting its market cap to nearly $5 billion, but Gary Friedman has even bigger plans ahead. His goal: turn the furniture and home decor retailer into a $20 billion global brand. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Colin Zheng Huang has built a different kind of e-commerce company. Shares of Pinduoduo have more than doubled since mid March this year. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Smithfield Foods, whose South Dakota plant has become a hotspot for coronavirus cases, was purchased by Chinese tycoon Wan Long's firm WH Group in 2013. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, China boasts a record number of billionaires, including a familiar face who retakes the country's number one spot. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As billionaires flock to Davos to discuss issues like wealth inequality, Forbes looks at the top American philanthropists of the past five years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

From duck necks to eye cream to tutoring services, China's wealthiest newcomers made their fortunes catering to the world's biggest population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The deal with SoftBank is a sweet one for Neumann, given the cash crunch that WeWork had been facing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Apollo's longtime CEO denies knowing Epstein's alleged criminal behavior, though an entity reportedly owned by him donated $10 million to an Epstein charity in 2015. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The communications master built a ten-figure fortune developing messaging systems for the likes of Uber, Yelp and Airbnb. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The billionaire private equity mogul is investing in studying policies that help regulate the rollout of future technologies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Shares of LaCroix parent National Beverage fell 5% on Tuesday, following an 8-month decline that has erased more than half the market capitalization of the company. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Sheryl Sandberg, Oprah Winfrey, Kylie Jenner and 22 other women who built their own ten-figure fortunes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Besides MacKenzie Bezos, seven other billionaires just joined Bill Gates and Warren Buffett's pledge to give away more than half of their fortunes to charitable causes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A reprint of the article "Seat Of Power: Koch's Corner," by Jennifer Wang, which appeared in the April 30, 2018 issue of the periodical "Forbes," is presented. Topics include the office building of billionaire David Koch, a plaster cast of a hominid hand fossil given to Koch by the Institute of Human Origins, and products of chemical manufacturer Koch Industries.

The article provides information on young billionaires of China's Richest 2017 list of periodical "Forbes" including entrepreneur Wang Xing; media mogul Zhang Yiming; and youngest heiress Ynag Huiyan.

The article focuses on the third annual Richest In Tech list of the Forbes magazine in 2017. According to the list, the sum amount of the 100 richest self-made tech billionaires are worth more than $1 trillion. It adds that Microsoft founder Bill Gates remains the richest person in the technology industry.

The article discusses the net worth of world's richest women listed by Forbes for the year 2017. It mentions about Liliane Bettencourt of France who owns third of L'Oreal, Alice Walton, of Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Jacqueline Mars of Mars Inc., Rinehart and Abigail Johnson of Fidelity Investments. It discusses Laurene Powell Jobs, wife of Steve Jobs who gets her shares from Apple and Disney.

The article mentions how Donald Trump derives wealth from real estate holdings and his brand or management services to local developers. These real estate billionaires include Mangal Prabhat Lodha who built a skyscraper in Mumbai and paid Trump $1 million to $5 million. Jason Grosfeld, a Los Angeles based real estate developer built Trump International Waikiki in Honululu and paid trump an amount of $2.6 to $4.4 millions. Roger Khafif paid over $2 million to Trump for licensing royalties.

The article attributes the rise of National Beverage Co. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and majority shareholder Nick Caporella into the billionaire ranks to the growth of the company's LaCroix sparkling water business. It provides a background on the early career of Caporella in the construction sector, contracting business, and telecommunications industry, and his founding of National Beverage. The expansion National Beverage into the juices, energy drinks and soda segments is highlighted.

The article focuses on the 2016 Forbes World's Billionaires List which shows comeback of several billionaires on the list after a long time. It mentions businessmen who made a comeback on the list including Martin Ebner, Donald Trump and Thor Bjorgolfsson. It states that the technology firm founder Late Steve Jobs was ranked on the list with net worth of 16.7 billion U.S. dollars.

The article reports that one-third of the technology industry's richest came from Asia according to "Forbes" magazine. Topics covered include the sources of the fortune of Alibaba founder JackMa who came out on top as Asia's richest tech billionaire, the increase in the net worth of Liu Qiangdong, owner of online shopping firm JD.com and the amount paid by electronic-commerce company Rakuten for a stake in U.S. transportation network firm Lyft in March 2015.