1, Bill Gates
Bill Gates didn't succeed by luck, nor did Microsoft build a software empire by luck. Gates is a computer genius, but he is also a business and management genius. His hard work and sweat during the growth of Microsoft, his extraordinary enterprising spirit, his far-sighted vision and unusually keen sense of market smell are beyond anyone's reach.
2. Greenspan
Andhadhun Greenspan of the American economy is always on the alert for the overheating of the American economy. As long as there are signs of overheating, he will take measures to reduce the temperature. Greenspan led the American economic giants through the bumpy 1980s, which made the United States experience unprecedented economic prosperity in the 1990s. For this reason, even critics have to admit that in the past 25 years, no one is more qualified to be the chairman of the Federal Reserve than Greenspan.
3. Li Ka-shing
Li Ka-shing, chairman of Hong Kong Cheung Kong, has seen his wealth surge by $4.6 billion this year. The industries of Liguo involve 40 countries and regions around the world, and its net worth accounts for 1 1.5% of the market value of Hong Kong stocks. When Air Canada declared bankruptcy last year, Li Ka-shing's eldest son, Li Zeju, spent $488 million to take over Air Canada and became the largest shareholder holding 28% of the company's shares.
4. Li Yanhong
He took the lead in solving the problem of perfect combination of ranking based on web page quality and ranking based on relevance, and developed cutting-edge search technologies including GO.COM image search engine, bidding ranking and mp3 search. Similarly, due to his dedication, Baidu's share in the China market, which has the second largest number of Internet users in the world and great potential, has surpassed Google 10 percentage point and become the first in the search field in China.
5. Wu Shixiong
EBay Yi Bei has 65% market share and more than13.2 million registered users in China online trading market, and remains the largest market. Before joining Yi Bei, Wu Shixiong was the chief marketing officer of Microsoft Greater China. 1994 to 2000, served as the marketing director of Intel Corporation in Taiwan Province, China and Chinese mainland, responsible for the brand and product promotion of Pentium processors and the marketing cooperation planning of Intel Inside. From 2000 to 20001year, he served as the general manager of China District of Kubit Auction Network.