What is Bill Gates net worth?
According to Forbes, American business magnate, founder and former chairman and CEO of Microsoft, philanthropist and author Bill Gates has a net worth of $124B, with a real-time net worth of $130.5B. Celebrity Net Worth puts him at $146B, adding that he has a salary of $1M.
Bill has been the wealthiest man on the planet for most of the last two decades. Currently, he is the world s fourth richest person after Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and LVMH s Bernald Arnault and family, the Town and Country Magazine reported.
Owns less than 1.3 per cent of Microsoft
On Monday, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and his wife, Melinda,
announced their plans to divorce after 27 years of marriage. While we hope for an amicable split for the family, we can t help but wonder exactly what s at stake real estate wise. We conducted a deep dive into the couple’s real estate portfolio, and it does not disappoint. Given that Bill and Melinda Gates are worth a combined $200 billion with Bill Gates being the fourth richest person in the world, at the time of writing we can’t say we’re
that surprised to learn that the properties they’ve owned together are worth a pretty penny: approximately $170 million in total. Below, take a look at all ten of these dwellings including one that’s so impressive, it has its very own Wikipedia page.
U.S. dressage team to compete in Wellington April 14, 2021 at 6:00 PM EDT - Updated April 14 at 6:00 PM
The village of Wellington is saddling up for an extended equestrian season with another competition set to take place before the Olympics.
The United States dressage team will now ride through South Florida s summer heat and humidity in June, similar to what riders will see in Tokyo during the Olympics. The team has decided to stay in Wellington instead of a tour in Europe before the games. To take the risk of sending the horses and riders all the way over there with the risk somebody gets sick or something goes wrong, that was the first factor, and then there s been an awful outbreak of equine disease over there as well, said Michael Stone, president of Equestrian Sport Productions.
U.S. Olympic dressage team to compete in Wellington April 14, 2021 at 5:50 PM EDT - Updated April 14 at 6:01 PM
The village of Wellington is saddling up for an extended equestrian season with another competition set to take place before the Olympics.
The United States Dressage Team will now ride through South Florida s summer heat and humidity in June, similar to what riders will see in Tokyo during the Olympics. The team has decided to stay in Wellington instead of a tour in Europe before the games. To take the risk of sending the horses and riders all the way over there with the risk somebody gets sick or something goes wrong, that was the first factor, and then there s been an awful outbreak of equine disease over there as well, said Michael Stone, president of Equestrian Sport Productions.
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