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Murdoch has received mixed reviews in the Western mainstream media, focusing on two main issues: firstly, Murdoch's endless pursuit of business interests. Although News Corporation started out as a "news" business, over 60% of the group's revenue comes from "entertainment" and related industries.

Jimmy Donald Wales is one of the founders of Wikipedia. He is now the honorary chairman of the council of the Wikimedia Foundation and owns a for-profit company called Wikia (which has no direct relationship with Wikipedia). In May 2006, Wales was selected by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people.

Ippei Hara has spent his life writing about the skills that make a great salesman, a good salesman.

Bill Gates, the full name of William Henry Gates III, is Bill or Gates for short. Born in Seattle, Washington, USA on October 28, 1955, entrepreneur, software engineer, philanthropist and founder of Microsoft Corporation). He was chairman, CEO and chief software designer of Microsoft.

James Simons is a world-class mathematician and one of the greatest hedge fund managers of all time. The highest paid hedge fund manager in the world with an annual net income of US$1.5 billion.

Sam Walton (29 March 1918 - 5 April 1992) was the founder of Wal-Mart and Sam's Club and became the richest man in the United States in 1985. He was awarded the Medal of Freedom by President George Bush Sr. in 1992 and died that same year at the age of 74.

In 2007, David Tepper was ranked the 9th most profitable hedge fund manager by alpha magazine with $670 million in annual revenue, and in 2010 he was named the highest paid hedge fund manager of 2009 by alpha magazine with $4 billion in annual revenue. On the latest Forbes list of the world's richest people, 56-year-old Tepper is ranked 130th with us$10 billion.

Masayoshi Yanai decodes the key management principles behind the "soul" of the Xpress Group: the very principles that accompanied his father's menswear tailor shop and built it into a global casual wear giant.

Schwartzman made BlackRock as well as himself. Some say Schwartzman's personal wealth has exceeded US$3 billion. Schwartzman was named in Fortune magazine's list of the 31 most powerful people of 2006. Because he controls some of the hottest companies on Wall Street, Fortune magazine has dubbed him "the leading man of the new generation on Wall Street".

Barbie has gone far beyond the definition of a toy to become an immortal cultural icon.