Japan’s 40 Richest
According to Forbes, even the soaring yen couldn’t pull up the fortunes of Japan’s richest people.
Japan’s retail tycoon Tadashi Yanai tops the list and he is now worth $6.1 billion and has moved up to No. 1 from No. 6 last year, becoming the fifth person in as many years to take the top spot in Japan.
Japan’s 40 Richest are now worth a combined $69.5 billion. The year’s richest newcomer is Internet entrepreneur Yoshikazu Tanaka.
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Here is the Forbes list of Ten Top-Earning Celebrity Chefs. Two-time Daytime Emmy nominated television personality and author Rachael Ray (Rachael Domenica Ray) dominates the list with $18 million.
Ray teaches simple recipes that can be prepared in 30 minutes or less. She uses ingredients such as garlic and chicken stock as simple ways to boost flavors. Ray has also written a series of cookbooks based on the 30 Minute Meals concept, and launched a magazine, Every Day with Rachael Ray, in 2006.
Here is the Ten Celebs and Their Cells , feature in Forbes magazine’s list of 10 celebrities who are brand ambassadors for different mobile phone companies.
Global celebrities are joined by football star David Beckham and tennis champion Maria Sharapova on the list released by the US magazine, otherwise known for its billionaire rankings. Sharapova endorses Sony Ericsson phones and Beckham lends his name to the Motorola RAZR2 phone.
U.S. added 5,243 megawatts of wind power to the U.S. electric grid, the largest amount ever added by a single country in a single year. In 2007, the countries with the highest total installed capacity were Germany, the United States, Spain, India, and China.
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Here is the Forbes list of Europe’s Most Innovative Countries
1. Switzerland
2. Germany
3. Netherlands
4. Sweden
5. Luxembourg
5. Luxembourg
7. Denmark
8. France
9. Austria
10. Belgium
11. United Kingdom
12. Norway
[ Europe's Most Innovative Countries ]