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THE DEFINITIVE RANKING OF THE RICHEST PEOPLE IN AMERICA SPECIAL EDITION PLUS WAL-MARTÕS HEIRESS VS THE EAST COAST ELITE SAM ZELL STRIKES BACK THE OLD MAN SCHOOLING SILICON VALLEY THE FATHER FIGURE WARREN BUFFETT MEET THE CLASS OF 2013 GIRLS! GUNS! SEX TAPES! THE UNHINGED HEDONISM OF STEWART RAHR HIS GUIDE TO RAISING RICH KIDS WHO ARENÕT SPOILED AND THE STORIES BEHIND AMERICAÕS 400 LARGEST FORTUNES THE FORBES A RECORD YEAR: $2 TRILLION COMBINED NET WORTH, 20 NEWCOMERS AND 61 BILLIONAIRES TOO POOR FOR THE RICH LIST Long-term wireless contracts tying up your capital? THE DEFINITIVE RANKING OF THE RICHEST PEOPLE IN AMERICA SPECIAL EDITION THE HEIRESS ALICE WALTON AMERICA’S SECOND-RICHEST WOMAN GETS HER SHOT AT REDEMPTION THE FORBES Unexpected wireless charges making it difficult to plan? THE DEFINITIVE RANKING OF THE RICHEST PEOPLE IN AMERICA SPECIAL EDITION THE NEWBIE MICHAEL RUBIN MEET THE CLASS OF 2013 THE FORBES Uncontrollable wireless overages cutting into your profits? 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400 — INDEX NAME PAGE Dolan, Charles 188 $3.3 BILLION cable televiSion Dolby, Dagmar 216 232 264 196 238 150 242 152 260 125 188 194 217 140 224 217 265 265 216 220 190 200 217 224 $1.9 BILLION banking 284 | FORBES OCTOBER 7, 2013 225 Gilbert, Daniel Gittinger, Anne Glazer, Malcolm Golisano, Tom Goodnight, James Gores, Alec Gores, Tom Gottesman, David Gottesman, Noam Green, David Greene, Jef Grifn, Ken 224 Gross, Bill 168 Gustavson, Tamara $3.2 BILLION SelF-Storage 209 Hendricks, Diane Henry, John Hildebrand, Jefrey Hillman, Henry Hirt Hagen, Susan Hofman, Reid Hostetter, Amos 264 Hubbard, Stanley 164 Hughes, B Wayne 238 Huizenga, H Wayne 152 Hunt, Johnelle 217 Hunt, Ray Lee 225 Hunt, W Herbert 166 Icahn, Carl 198 Ilitch , Michael & Marian 220 Ingram, Martha 225 Irsay, James 209 Jacobs, Irwin 222 Jacobs, Jeremy 152 Jaharis, Michael $2 BILLION pharmaceuticalS Johnson, S Curtis 194 Johnson-Leipold, Helen 194 Johnson-Marquart, Winnie 194 Jones, Jerry 196 Jones, Paul Tudor 170 Joseph, George 264 Justice, Jim 243 Kaiser, George 142 Kao, Min 218 Kaplan, Thomas 264 $1.3 BILLION inveStmentS 194 Karsh, Bruce 233 $1.9 BILLION private equity 137 Keinath, Pauline MacMillan 168 $3.8 BILLION cargill, inc 190 Kelley, Brad 225 $2 BILLION tobacco 175 242 Kellogg, Peter 196 $3 BILLION inveStmentS Kennedy, Jim 148 $6.7 BILLION media 243 Kerkorian, Kirk 168 $3.9 BILLION caSinoS, inveStmentS 200 $2.8 BILLION SportS conceSSionS 190 161 $2.3 BILLION navigation equipment $1.6 BILLION SemiconductorS 220 Johnson, Rupert $10 BILLION oil & gaS, banking $1.6 BILLION indianapoliS coltS 164 194 $1.6 BILLION coal $3.4 BILLION diStribution, tranSportation 216 Johnson, Imogene Powers $1.3 BILLION inSurance $3.2 BILLION pizza 162 194 $3.7 BILLION hedge FundS $20.3 BILLION inveStmentS 234 Johnson, H Fisk $3 BILLION dallaS cowboyS $3 BILLION inheritance, oil 233 144 $3 BILLION Sc JohnSon & SonS $5.6 BILLION oil, real eState 202 Johnson, Edward $3 BILLION Sc JohnSon & SonS $2.1 BILLION trucking 225 152 $3 BILLION Sc JohnSon & SonS $2.5 BILLION inveStmentS 148 Johnson, Charles $5.5 BILLION money management $2 BILLION SelF-Storage 232 138 $3 BILLION Sc JohnSon & SonS $2.2 BILLION directv 164 Johnson, Abigail $3 BILLION Sc JohnSon & SonS $2.9 BILLION cable televiSion $2.2 BILLION inveStmentS 232 Headington, Timothy 194 $9.3 BILLION inveStmentS $4.4 BILLION linkedin $4.4 BILLION hedge FundS $2 BILLION gap Ford, Gerald J Getty, Gordon 234 $2 BILLION inSurance $2.4 BILLION real eState, inveStmentS $2 BILLION gap Fisher, William 264 $5 BILLION retail $2.3 BILLION money management Fisher, Robert Gerry, Alan Hayne, Richard Jannard, James $5.6 BILLION money management $2.4 BILLION inveStmentS $1.8 BILLION hedge FundS $2.8 BILLION gap Fisher, Ken 150 $1.9 BILLION inveStmentS $3.3 BILLION gap Fisher, John Gefen, David 260 $5.5 BILLION oil $2.7 BILLION private equity $2.2 BILLION yahoo Fisher, Doris 124 $2 BILLION private equity $2.4 BILLION reStaurantS, caSinoS Filo, David Gates, Bill Haslam, Jimmy 264 $17.2 BILLION money management $1.7 BILLION SportS $7.2 BILLION SoFtware $1.3 BILLION caSinoS, ultimate Fighting Fertitta, Tilman 168 $1.9 BILLION payroll ServiceS $1.3 BILLION caSinoS, ultimate Fighting Fertitta, Lorenzo Gage, Barbara Carlson 209 $4.4 BILLION rooFing $4.5 BILLION SportS teamS, real eState $2.3 BILLION health it Fertitta, Frank 262 $1.3 BILLION retail $2 BILLION chemicalS Faulkner, Judy Gabelli, Mario Harris, Joshua James, Hamilton $3 BILLION SunglaSSeS $2.5 BILLION oil & gaS, inveStmentS $3.9 BILLION quicken loanS $12.5 BILLION diSh network Farber, John 202 $2 BILLION getty oil $2.3 BILLION Finance Ergen, Charles Fung, Victor 242 $1.8 BILLION urban outFitterS $1.3 BILLION cable televiSion $3 BILLION hedge FundS Erbey, William 194 $6 BILLION movieS, muSic $3.3 BILLION timberland, lumber millS Englander, Israel Frost, Phillip Hankey, Don 243 $1.3 BILLION private equity $1.45 BILLION retail $72 BILLION microSoFt $41 BILLION oracle Emmerson, Archie Aldis 162 $3.9 BILLION hotelS, reStaurantS $1.4 BILLION hedge FundS Ellison, Larry Frist, Thomas 140 $2.5 BILLION private equity $1.35 BILLION money management $5.5 BILLION pipelineS Einhorn, David 209 $2.7 BILLION trading company $1.6 BILLION pharmaceuticalS Duncan, Scott Friedkin, Dan Hamm, Harold Jamail, Joe $1.6 BILLION lawSuitS $1.6 BILLION auto loanS $3 BILLION pharmaceuticalS $6.4 BILLION buSineSS SoFtware Duggan, Robert 152 $5 BILLION health care $1.7 BILLION hedge FundS Dufeld, David Frantz, Milane 164 $12.4 BILLION oil & gaS $2.5 BILLION toyota diStribution $2.9 BILLION hedge FundS Dubin, Glenn 224 $5.5 BILLION pipelineS $1.3 BILLION Square, twitter Druckenmiller, Stanley France, James Halle, Bruce $4.4 BILLION tireS $2 BILLION auto racing $1.9 BILLION campbell Soup Dorsey, Jack 260 $1.4 BILLION Ford motor co $2.4 BILLION dolby laboratorieS Dorrance, Bennett Ford, William Khan, Shahid 170 $3.8 BILLION auto partS 225 Khosla, Vinod $1.5 BILLION venture capital 243 on the Candid 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BILLION Facebook 161 Perez, Jorge $2.3 BILLION SupermarketS $24.9 BILLION google 236 209 $2 BILLION commoditieS $8.5 BILLION ebay 225 Perenchio, A Jerrold $1.5 BILLION private equity $2.9 BILLION real eState 144 140 $6.4 BILLION diScount brokerage $3.2 BILLION hedge FundS 137 Perelman, Ronald $1.8 BILLION computer ServiceS, real eState $1.3 BILLION retail 137 230 $3.5 BILLION computer ServiceS, real eState $8.9 BILLION media 137 Pera, Robert $2.7 BILLION marvel comicS $8.2 BILLION media 225 265 $1.55 BILLION condoS $3.9 BILLION hotelS, reStaurantS 232 Penske, Roger $2.5 BILLION televiSion $1.6 BILLION private equity $2 BILLION energy, SportS 217 Moritz, Michael 259 $14 BILLION private equity $6.7 BILLION teSla motorS $1.9 BILLION wal-mart, logiSticS $4 BILLION real eState Lewis, Rodney Mansueto, Joe 164 $2.4 BILLION dole, real eState $5.1 BILLION media $3 BILLION cheeSe Lerner, Ted 236 $1.8 BILLION telecom $5.6 BILLION real eState Leprino, James Mandel, Stephen Moore, Gordon Peltz, Nelson $1.95 BILLION technology $13.4 BILLION media $2 BILLION pet Food $1.75 BILLION groupon LeFrak, Richard 190 $8.3 BILLION diverSiFied $1.5 BILLION private equity Lefofsky, Eric Malone, Mary Alice Dorrance 209 $5.2 BILLION Facebook $20.5 BILLION candy $4 BILLION wal-mart Lee, Thomas 148 $20.5 BILLION candy $7.7 BILLION ralph lauren Laurie, Nancy Walton Malone, John Milken, Michael 194 $1.3 BILLION automotive $4 BILLION retail $20.5 BILLION candy $3.7 BILLION eStee lauder Lauren, Ralph 240 $2 BILLION hotelS $7.6 BILLION eStee lauder Lauder, Ronald Magness, Gary 244 $1.5 BILLION tranSportation $1.9 BILLION hotelS $1.5 BILLION hedge FundS Lauder, Leonard 168 $1.9 BILLION private equity $2.1 BILLION inveStmentS Lasry, Marc MacMillan, Whitney Michelson, Gary Pegula, Terrence $1.5 BILLION inveStmentS $2.2 BILLION venture capital $3.3 BILLION home depot $2.9 BILLION hedge FundS Langone, Kenneth 166 $2.1 BILLION inveStment reSearch $5.3 BILLION SportS, real eState Lampert, Edward Lucas, George 168 $4.6 BILLION intel $1.8 BILLION hedge FundS $4.7 BILLION wal-mart Kroenke, Stanley 238 $3.1 BILLION campbell Soup $4.7 BILLION private equity Kroenke, Ann Walton Lozick, Catherine Meyer, Gwendolyn Sontheim 222 $3.1 BILLION natural gaS $2.5 BILLION inveStmentS $6.7 BILLION cable televiSion $2.9 BILLION new england patriotS Kravis, Henry 172 $1.7 BILLION cable, inveStmentS $4.7 BILLION hedge FundS Kraft, Robert Love, Tom & Judy 265 $1.5 BILLION medical patentS $3.8 BILLION cargill, inc $6.4 BILLION plumbing FixtureS Kovner, Bruce 260 $4.2 BILLION Star warS $3.8 BILLION oil, inveStmentS Kohler, Herbert Lorberbaum, Jefrey Metropoulos, C Dean Peery, Richard $2.1 BILLION real eState $3.8 BILLION cargill, inc $1.7 BILLION manuFacturing $36 BILLION diverSiFied Koch, William 242 $3.6 BILLION retail $36 BILLION diverSiFied Koch, David Loeb, Daniel 148 $1.3 BILLION inveStmentS $1.45 BILLION Flooring $16.3 BILLION nike Koch, Charles 200 $1.65 BILLION hedge FundS $1.8 BILLION oil, telecom, banking Knight, Phil Lindemann, George Menard, John $7.5 BILLION retail $2.8 BILLION inveStmentS $3.4 BILLION pharmaceuticalS Knaster, Alexander 204 $2.6 BILLION cargill, inc $10.2 BILLION pipelineS Kirk, Randal Liebmann, Marianne Pritzker, Nicholas 262 $1.35 BILLION hotelS, inveStmentS 142 Pritzker, Penny $2.2 BILLION hotelS, inveStmentS 220 THE FORBES 400 — INDEX NAME Pritzker, Thomas PAGE 204 $2.7 BILLION hotelS, inveStmentS Ragon, Phillip 259 240 206 175 190 152 166 161 175 175 175 196 233 166 194 202 188 163 206 209 163 206 218 216 $3.4 BILLION televiSion 288 | FORBES OCTOBER 7, 2013 220 Secunda, Thomas Shaw, David Shriram, Kavitark Ram Siebel, Thomas Simmons, Harold Simon, Herbert Simons, James Skoll, Jefrey Smith, Frederick Sobrato, John A Solow, Sheldon Soon-Shiong, Patrick 262 Soros, George 259 Spangler, Clemmie $2.3 BILLION inveStmentS 259 Stryker, Jon Stryker, Pat Stryker, Ronda Sun, David Sutton, Jef Taubman, Alfred Taylor, Glen 175 Taylor, Jack 262 Teel, Joyce Raley 240 Tepper, David 196 Thiel, Peter 168 Tisch, Joan 230 Tisch, Wilma 204 Trump, Donald 240 Tu, John 142 Turner, Ted 242 Udvar-Hazy, Steven 146 Wadhwani, Romesh T 236 Walton, Alice 198 Walton, Christy $35.4 BILLION wal-mart Whitman, Meg 234 Wilks, Dan 259 Wilks, Farris 259 Williams, Randa 152 Winfrey, Oprah 198 Woodman, Nicholas 265 Wrigley, William 217 Wynn, Elaine 234 Wynn, Steve 198 Yang, Jerry 242 $1.7 BILLION yahoo 259 Yuengling, Richard 262 $1.4 BILLION beer 172 Zell, Sam 168 $4 BILLION real eState, private equity 168 Zif, Daniel 164 $4.6 BILLION inveStmentS 224 Zif, Dirk 164 $4.6 BILLION inveStmentS 188 Zif, Robert 164 $4.6 BILLION inveStmentS 224 Zucker, Anita 206 $2.6 BILLION chemicalS 126 $33.5 BILLION wal-mart 218 234 $2.9 BILLION caSinoS, hotelS $2.1 BILLION SoFtware 137 White, Dean $1.9 BILLION caSinoS, hotelS $3.4 BILLION aircraFt leaSing 144 152 $2.4 BILLION chewing gum $2.1 BILLION cable televiSion 175 Wexner, Leslie $1.3 BILLION video cameraS $4 BILLION computer hardware 168 152 $2.9 BILLION televiSion $3.5 BILLION televiSion, real eState 218 Washington, Dennis $5.5 BILLION pipelineS $1.5 BILLION diverSiFied 170 188 $1.5 BILLION natural gaS $2.9 BILLION diverSiFied 140 Warren, Kelcy $1.5 BILLION natural gaS $1.8 BILLION Facebook 230 206 $1.9 BILLION ebay $7.9 BILLION hedge FundS 142 Warner, Ty $1.9 BILLION billboardS, hotelS $1.7 BILLION SupermarketS 233 196 $5.7 BILLION retail $11.4 BILLION enterpriSe rent-a-car 238 Wang, Roger $5.8 BILLION conStruction, mining $1.7 BILLION printing $20 BILLION hedge FundS 188 Steyer, Thomas 236 $3.4 BILLION pipelineS $2.7 BILLION real eState $9 BILLION pharmaceuticalS $1.4 BILLION inSurance Saban, Haim Scott, Walter 262 $2 BILLION real eState $3.5 BILLION real eState $2.5 BILLION caSinoS, real eState Ryan, Patrick 146 $4 BILLION real eState $2.3 BILLION online retailing Rufn, Phillip Schwarzman, Stephen Stevens, Mark Wanek, Ronald $2.6 BILLION real eState, pluSh toyS $4 BILLION computer hardware $2.3 BILLION Fedex $2.6 BILLION private equity Rubin, Michael 162 $3.8 BILLION ebay $4.9 BILLION inveStmentS Rubenstein, David Schwab, Charles 170 $3 BILLION medical equipment $12 BILLION hedge FundS $2.5 BILLION private equity Rowling, Robert 170 $1.95 BILLION real eState $2.6 BILLION inveStmentS Rowan, Marc Schusterman, Lynn Stern, Leonard 126 $3 BILLION retail $1.7 BILLION medical equipment $10 BILLION inveStmentS $4.8 BILLION real eState Ross, Wilbur 204 $1.9 BILLION buSineSS SoFtware $3.4 BILLION real eState Ross, Stephen Schulze, Richard 234 $1.4 BILLION medical equipment $1.75 BILLION venture capital, google $2.8 BILLION oil, banking Roski, Edward 230 $3.5 BILLION hedge FundS $3.1 BILLION hedge FundS Rockefeller, David Schultz, Howard Sterling, Donald Walton, S Robson $1.8 BILLION Furniture $1.5 BILLION hedge FundS $1.5 BILLION bloomberg $4.4 BILLION private equity Robertson, Julian 216 $2.2 BILLION conStruction, telecom $1.9 BILLION conSumer productS Roberts, George Schmieding, Reinhold 216 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