Top Billionaire Losers 2009

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This document summarizes how much several prominent tech billionaires lost in wealth in 2009 according to Forbes. The biggest loser was Bill Gates, who lost $18 billion and remained the richest with $40 billion. Other large losses belonged to Michael Dell at $6.7 billion and Larry Page/Sergey Brin each losing $4 billion. Most on the list saw declines in 2009 from the technology industry downturn.

Wirtschaft & Finanzen Technologie News & Politik

2009

Billionaire Losers,
who topped the charts….
The 2009 List Of Tech Billionaires And How Much They Lost……..

Net Worth: $40.0 bil
#1 Loss: $18.0 billion

Bill Gates
(Microsoft)

Net Worth: $22.5 billion
#4 Loss: $2.5 billion

Larry Ellison
(Oracle)

Net Worth: $16 billion
#17 Loss: +$5 billion

Michael Bloomberg
(Bloomberg)

Net Worth: $12.3 billion
#29 Loss: -$4.1 billion

Michael Dell (Dell)

Net Worth: $12 billion
#26 Loss: -$6.7 billion

Sergey Brin
(Google)

Net Worth: $11 billion
#26 Loss: -$4 billion

Larry Page
(Google)

Net Worth: $11 billion
#29 Loss: -$4 billion

Steven Ballmer
(Microsoft)

Net Worth: $10.5 billion
#32 Loss: -$5.5 billion

Paul Allen
(Microsoft)

Net Worth: $6.8 billion
#68 Loss: -$1.4 billion

Jeffrey Bezos
(Amazon)

Net Worth: $4.4 billion
#119 Loss: -$2.2 billion

Eric Schmidt
(Google)

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Slideshow based on Tech crunch article based on the Forbes list…
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/03/13/the-2009-list-of-tech-billionaires-and-how-much-they-lost/

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