Forbes list of world billionaires and top US wealth
Forbes identifies 271 billionaires worldwide with Tsutsuma and Walton among the top. The list values Taikichiro Mori, Sam Walton family, and the Du Ponts, noting Gates and Mars as prominent names while excluding royal wealth. It uses current stock and real estate valuations and exchange rates.
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Yoshiaki Tautsum
Japan
Taikichiro Mori
Sam Walton & Family
Rotaling Hee du Pont
du Pont
Sweden
GEE Hans & Ged
EG Kitaro Watanabe
Raichmann Brothers
Canada
BEM
Kenkich! Nakajima
Pachinko Machines
EER Shin Kyuk-ho
Korea
Forrest
Mara & Family Candy
EER Estaro Itoyama
John Werner Kluge
Land
S.t
D.E. Newhouse
Erivan Haub
Germany
Haruhiko Yoshimoto
EM Bars
Brenninkmeyer Family
Holland Oil
Barbara Gox Anthony
Anne Cox Chambers
Inheriance
Kenneth C
Irving Canada
Family Land
Yohshiro Iwasaki
Quandi Family
Kenneth Roy Thomson
Fortune
Tsutsuma
Brunei
Forbes
Metromedia
Trump
Ius
Tsutsum
Sam Walton
Wal-Mart
Waltons
South Korea
Shin Kyuk-ho
Forrest B. Mars and
United States
Mars Candy Fame
Newhouse
Hearst
Cox
Bass
Texas
Mellon
Dorrance
Campbell Soup Co
Bill Gates
Microsoft Corp
Mobil to Clean Up Massive Greenpoint Oil Spill
Mobil Oil will spend tens of millions to clean up a decades old oil pool seeping under Brooklyn streets in Greenpoint. The agreement with New York State aims to halt further groundwater contamination and shows industry reforms after public scrutiny.
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Albany
Mobil Oil
Greenpoint
Exxon
New York City
Queens
Newtown Creek
Alaska
Mobi
Greenport
Mab
Jorling
New York
Mob
West malls aid to Soviets
Western aid to East European economies aims to spur market reforms while preserving political freedoms. The report warns of transitional unemployment and social strain as subsidies end and private property expands, with Moscow possibly cutting trade and shifting demand to Western suppliers.
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Tis
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kaifu to unveil multi million dollar US ties effort
Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu will announce a Communications Impediments Initiative in Atlanta to foster US Japan relations. The plan includes language training, cultural exchanges, and programs for students and teachers funded partly by a 330 million dollar government fund. Kaifu will also visit the MLK memorial and Stone Mountain before speaking to Georgians.
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Toshiki Kaifu
Atlanta
United States
Kaifu
Taizo Watanabe
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Watanabe
CII
PBS
MacNeil/Lehrer
Soviet Union
Kanfu
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Stone Mountain Memorial Park
Environmental policy clash at Houston summit sharpens after Sununu dig
The United States and Europe clash over global warming policy as Kohl accuses Washington of study over action while Sununu mocks German rhetoric. Mitterrand and Kohl press for concrete emissions reductions and forest protection ahead of the summit. European officials appeal to leaders to raise environmental standards globally.
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Helmut Kohl
Zbigniew Bochniarz
Polish Ecology Club
Kohl
Bush
Germany
Francois Mitterrand
Hubert Vedrine
Mitterrand
Sununu
West Germany
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