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Lebanese-Mexican Carlos Slim world's richest in new ranking
China gaining in terms of number of billionaires in country
By Agence France Presse (AFP)

Friday, March 12, 2010

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NEW YORK: Carlos Slim, a Mexican tycoon of Lebanese origin, has dethroned Microsoft founder Bill Gates as the world wealthiest person and China is fast catching up with the number of United States billionaires on the annual Forbes rich list. The new annual list saw the 70-year-old Slim catapult from third place last year to the top spot, thanks to the


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