Christy Walton

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First reported May 11 2013 - Updated May 11 2013 - 1 reports

Christy Walton of Walmart tops Forbes Wealthiest Women in the United States

Forbes magazine released its list of the world’s richest men and women this week. Here are the five wealthiest women in the United States.No. 1. The wealthiest woman in America is Christy Walton. Ms. Walton inherited her 25.3 billion dollars when he ... [Published The Guardian Express - May 11 2013]
First reported May 03 2013 - Updated May 03 2013 - 1 reports

The 5 Richest Women In The US

Each year Forbes Magazine releases its lists of the world’s richest men and women. In the case of the women, much remained the same as the 2012 list including the fact that most of the women are not self-made, but instead inherited their money. Many of ... [Published Pursuitist - May 03 2013]
First reported Apr 21 2013 - Updated Apr 21 2013 - 1 reports
Cosan SA Indústria & Comércio
Cosan SA Indústria & Comércio

World's Greenest Billionaires 2013

Five years ago, the promise of getting superrich from clean tech was in the air. Startup biofuels companies were getting funded at a rapid pace, new solar companies were growing like weeds and the economy was humming. Flash forward to today and most of ... [Published Forbes.com - Apr 21 2013]
First reported Jan 16 2013 - Updated Jan 16 2013 - 1 reports
IKEA Group
IKEA Group

"15 Frugal Billionaires Who Live Like Regular People."

Fascinating and really cool. Got us going talking about why someone would do this (other than being nutty). Highlights:1. Warren Buffet, worth $46 billion, "still lives in the Omaha, Nebraska, home he bought for $31,500 more than 50 years ago." And ... [Published Althouse - Jan 16 2013]
First reported Nov 21 2012 - Updated Nov 21 2012 - 1 reports
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Wal-Mart Stores Inc

Walmart and the Welfare State

My friend Ned Resnikoff has  a good summary  of one of the more fascinating aspects of Walmart’s ongoing and escalating struggle with its workers, the recently leaked documents showing a systematic effort on the part of management to depress employee ... [Published The League of Ordinary Gentlemen - Nov 21 2012]

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Christy Walton of Walmart tops Forbes Wealthies... [Published The Guardian Express - May 11 2013]
The 5 Richest Women In The US [Published Pursuitist - May 03 2013]
World's Greenest Billionaires 2013 [Published Forbes.com - Apr 21 2013]
"15 Frugal Billionaires Who Live Like Regular P... [Published Althouse - Jan 16 2013]
Walmart and the Welfare State [Published The League of Ordinary Gentlemen - Nov 21 2012]
Zuckerberg ‘biggest dollar loser’ on Forbes 400... [Published Topnews.in - Sep 20 2012]
Forbes unveils America's richest in 2012 [Published WKYC News - Sep 19 2012]
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"15 Frugal Billionaires Who Live Like Regular P... [Published Althouse - Jan 16 2013]
Fascinating and really cool. Got us going talking about why someone would do this (other than being nutty). Highlights:1. Warren Buffet, worth $46 billion, "still lives in the Omaha, Nebraska, home he bought for $31,500 more than 50 years ago." And ...
Walmart and the Welfare State [Published The League of Ordinary Gentlemen - Nov 21 2012]
My friend Ned Resnikoff has  a good summary  of one of the more fascinating aspects of Walmart’s ongoing and escalating struggle with its workers, the recently leaked documents showing a systematic effort on the part of management to depress employee ...
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