Forbes issued a global billionaire on Monday in 2014 Ranking List 。 The list shows that after 3 years away from the top, benefiting from the rebound in Microsoft's share price, Microsoft co founder Bill Gate (Bill Gates) returned to the throne of the world's richest man at a price of US $76 billion.

Before anyone really understands the concept of PC commercial value, Gates has discovered its potential. His foresight led him to build Microsoft into a giant company with a market value of 400 billion dollars. In 2010, Gates said, "some people have huge fortune by virtue of luck and skill. If you are good at playing football, writing software or investing in stocks, you can get a very high return. In the past 20 years, Gates has landed 15 times on the throne of the world's richest man. After years of focusing on philanthropy, Gates plans to devote more time to Microsoft as a technical consultant.

This year, there are 268 new people in the world for the first time in the "one billion dollar club", which exceeds the highest historical value of 226 people in 2008. Of the new list of the richest, 50 came from the United States and 37 from China.

According to the national division, 492 people in the United States have joined the "one billion dollar club", thanks to the sharp rise in the share price of technology stocks and the strong performance of the capital market. China ranks second in 152 richest countries, Russia ranks third, and the number of wealthy people is 111.

" Forbes "The world's billionaires list shows that in 2014, Carlos Slim Slim (Carlos Slim Helu) ranked second in the world's richest list with net assets of $72 billion; the 77 year old Spanish clothing retailer Amancio (Ortega) had a net assets of US $64 billion, ranking third in the world's richest list;" stock Shen "Warren Buffett (Warren Buffett) was fourth of the world's richest in net assets of 58 billion 200 million US dollars. Oracle chief executive Larry Allison (Larry Ellison) is the world's richest fifth with net assets of $43 billion.

　　 Facebook Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, has seen the most wealth growth this year. Driven by soaring Facebook shares, Zuckerberg's net assets reached $28 billion 500 million this year, up 15 billion 200 million from $13 billion 300 million in 2013, ranking twenty-first in the world's richest list. Thanks to Facebook's $19 billion acquisition of WhatsApp, the latter's two co founders, Jan Koum and Brian Acton (Brian Acton) have also become global billionaires with personal worth of $6 billion 800 million and $3 billion respectively.

The following are the top ten billionaires of Forbes in 2014.

The first is Bill Gate, who is worth 76 billion dollars.

Second: Carlos Slim - AI Lu, worth 72 billion US dollars.

Third: Amancio Ortega, the price is 64 billion dollars.

Fourth: Warren Buffett, the price is 58 billion 200 million dollars.

Fifth: Larry Allison, the price is 48 billion dollars.

Sixth: Charles Koch (Charles Koch), worth 40 billion U.S. dollars.

Sixth: David Koch (David Koch), worth 40 billion U.S. dollars.

Eighth: Sheldon Anderson (Sheldon Adelson), worth 38 billion U.S. dollars.

Ninth: Christie Wharton Christy (family Walton), worth 36 billion 700 million US dollars.

Tenth: Jim Walton (Jim Walton), worth 34 billion 700 million U.S. dollars.