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The lives of Remarkable Women

There are not so many women-billionaire in the world. In rating of the 100 richest people of the world women take not more than 10 %. However their gross share among the richest people in the world is steadily increasing. It can be put down to heritage which is left for daughters by fathers пїЅ magnate, or marriage bonds and appropriate item in the marriage settlement (like in case with Melinda Gates). Probably it is really so. However we should remember that each of these happy women could not only save fatherпїЅs or husbandпїЅs capital but also multiply it.

Their lives stories can be a good food for reflection for those people who inherited much money and do not know how to use it.

Remarkable People’s Life of America

It is well-known that the most powerful people of financial sphere are citizens of the United States of America. The USA was and remains to be leading economic and political world power. Almost all the financial flows cross in the New World and create foundation of the world economic structure. Concerning the personalities, billionaires with american passports gathered their wealth by absolutely different ways. Some made successful investments, some created innovation product which predetermined development of industry, others went into business tending to billionaires monopoly. However despite of the difference in choosing the instruments of capitalization, all these people are similar in one thing пїЅ business running not only in efficient and established mechanizm of market economy, but in strickt legislative framework. History of american billionaries knew only exceptional cases of swift enrichment due to raw scheme or another doubtful actions. Moreover it worth saying that level of development of western economy recognizes speculative activity as absolutely civilized and legal way of capital growth.

Acquaintance with the lives of remarkable billionaires of the USA will be not only interesting but also didactic for those who crave to achieve much for short period of time.


The lives of world’s remarkable people

The most famous financiers, investors and billionaires, which are not residents of the USA and Russia, can be called people who not only made themselves, but also introduced into our lives comfort and even economy.

Billionaires from Europe have not created investment bubble and speculated with stocks. They acted simpler – create high competitive conditions in all the consumer markets. Meanwhile their major postulates of business dealing have always been quality and availability. In spite of the fact that stories of their billions are resemble, each of them is interesting and unique. Almost all of them began his business from small store, manufacture or small retail chain. However being faithful to their postulates after ten, twenty, thirty years, their projects of available and high quality products and services became transnational giants with annual turnover hundreds billions of dollars. This is IKEA and Inditex (Zara, Pull and Bear, Bershka), and H&M and ALDI.

If take mind off the richest people of Europe and look at billionaires from India, Asia and Latin America, we see that they scraped up a fortune on Media, IT and construction market which is also part of real sector of economy. Of course the richest people of Europe, Asia and Latin America cannot be called “correct” billionaires as financial flow of their countries is not that abundant as in the USA, and natural resources are not that rich as in Russia, but we have to do justice to them all. Though, partly, almost each of us has already done it buying clothes in ZARA, furniture in IKEA, products in ALDI.


Remarkable people’s lives of Russia

Russia is a unique country. Russian people who are included in the Forbes list “100 the most reachest people of the world” are unique too. Members’ uniqueness of this prestigious rating lies not in their youth but in the youth of their capitals as well. It is explained by the change in the state structure USSR – Russia, transition to a market economy and the growth of private sector capital capacity. The basis of Remarkable russian people’s capital were founded in 90s time of troubles, when milliards were earned during weeks or even days. We can’t say that capitals of russian billionaires were earned illegally however there were such cases and in the present situation it is impossible to gather wealth during so short period. The time of immediant enrichment went by as well as the time pyramid investment scheme.

Another peculiarity of the major private capitals of Russian is raw material basis. 90% of capital was earned on natural resources. There are almost no innovative, speculative and trading billionaires in Russia. However the history of Russian private capitals’ formation is rather interesting despite of its monotonous. There are a lot of legends about the richest of Russia. Some of them leads their “heroes” to the criminal prosecution, others to the government structures and civic organization.

 

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Billionaire Lives: The Real Stories Behind All That Cash

Alright, let’s get into it. Billionaires—they’re not all cut from the same super-expensive, monogrammed cloth, you know? Especially the women. Yeah, you heard the tired narrative: “Oh, they just inherited piles of money or cashed in during a nasty divorce.” Please. That’s just lazy thinking. Sure, the inheritance bit happens, like with Francoise Bettencourt Meyers over at L'Oréal, but she’s not just hoarding dusty old family money. She’s shaking up the game, spinning those euros into new empires. Melinda French Gates? She split with Bill and then started re-writing the rules of global philanthropy. These ladies aren’t just keeping the seat warm—they’re out there making plays.

Look to the U.S., billionaire central, and the cast is wild. Warren Buffett, that Oracle with the eating habits of a teenage gamer, turned investments into an art. Elon Musk? The guy's either launching rockets or shooting off tweets, half the time both. Oprah—there’s no way to oversell her story. She clawed her way up from nothing and turned herself into a one-woman media universe. There’s this myth that U.S. billionaires gamed the system with shady deals—eh, a few maybe, but most hustled inside the (sometimes ridiculous) rules. Creative loopholes, aggressive deals—sure. Law-breaking? Not so much. The trick in America is to dream stupidly big, then work like hell.

Europe has its own flavor. Over there, it isn’t about wild speculation or Wall Street theatrics. It’s families building up brands like IKEA, H&M, or ALDI, chasing the idea that, well, regular folks deserve good stuff that won’t ruin their wallets. Nobody over there is trying to snag a fortune overnight. It’s more about slow burns—decades of building, tweaking, and keeping people coming back. The lesson? Don’t underestimate patience. Or a really good meatball, apparently.

Now, shift over to Asia, Latin America, and India. The billionaire club is a little more DIY. Not as many big inheritance jackpots over there. People like Mukesh Ambani in India had to carve out their empires in fast-changing places, often with fewer resources and crazier odds. Carlos Slim? The guy’s basically running telecom and retail in Mexico. No oil gamble there—just solid timing and outsmarting the competition. Shows you can build insane wealth if you smell opportunity early—internet cafes over diamond mines, sometimes.

Russia? Oh boy. If you want gritty drama, that’s the place. The collapse of the Soviet Union basically spun the world’s weirdest game show where, if you moved fast, you could grab an oil company (or ten) before breakfast. Most of those mega-fortunes shot up in the ‘90s, chaotic years filled with bonkers deals and zero regulations. Not exactly an inspirational business school blueprint, but hey, it worked—at least for a few.

So, yeah. The point is, there’s no single “billionaire blueprint.” Whether they’re women making their own headlines, investors pulling off legendary comebacks, or wildcards navigating the world’s messiest economies, these folks have two things in common: tenacity and timing. And maybe a taste for private islands, but who wouldn’t want that?