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2007 "Business 2.0" affects the world's top 50 businessmen

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2007 "Business 2.0" affects the world's top 50 businessmen

Ranking: 1

Eric Schmidt

Rank: 2

Stephen Jobs

Rank: 3

Private Equity

2007 World Business 50

Ranking: 1

Eric Schmidt, Google CEO

Co-founder of Larry Page & Sergey Brin, Google

To users, Google is cute; to competitors, Google is powerful. Google's profits are climbing at a rate of 40% per quarter. The "horrible" part of the trio is that they pose a threat to all digital businesses, from software and video to wireless communications. You know, when Google aims at a new target, it will try to break the rules of the game in this field.

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Rank: 2

Stephen Jobs, co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc.

With the continued strong increase in ipod sales and iTunes downloads, Jobs can foresee the bright future of the iPhone with confidence. Will millions of Americans pay $ 500 for a mobile phone? There is also Apple TV, which is not well understood by everyone. But Jobs is indeed a genius designer, an excellent product manager and propagandist. He will always be at the forefront of technology.

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Rank: 3

Private Equity

If you ask a MAB student what industry you plan to graduate from, you often get the answer to a private equity firm such as Blackstone, Carlyle, KKR or TPG.

Private equity groups have acquired a wide range of companies. For example, Blackstone bought REIT-EOP, the largest office property owner in the United States, for $ 19 billion last year. Sterling price was acquired by Carlyle Group. As private equity enters various industries, some people predict that if private equity is weak, it will trigger a chain reaction. From the first five months of this year, private equity acquisitions totaled as much as $ 250 billion. It seems that regardless of the future, private equity still has a good development momentum.

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Rank: 4

Michael Moritz Managing Director, Sequoia Capital

Sequoia Capital successfully squeezed the famous Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Capital out of Silicon Valley, thanks largely to Moritz. VCs are not short of money, and the key to Sequoia's success is its broad social network, wise leadership, and the courage to invest in large enterprises over the long term. Sequoia Capital is one of the early development investors of Google, PayPal, and YouTube. This is to a large extent thanks to Moritz's insightfulness, which has made Sequoia benefit greatly. Moritz wrote on LinkedIn: "We always focus on people who are thoughtful, eager to succeed, and imaginative."

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Rank: 5

Paul Jacobs CEO of Qualcomm

As a strong player in the wireless field, Qualcomm, based on its CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) digital technology, develops and provides creative digital wireless communication products and services. Currently operators Verizon and AT & T have partnered with Qualcomm to launch their mobile TV networks based on MediaFlo technology.

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Rank: 6

Rupert Murdoch News Corporation CEO

He bought MySpace for $ 580 million in 2005, and everyone was puzzled or even ridiculed, but now that you see the rapid development of MySpace and Google's acquisition of Youtube for $ 1.65 billion, you have to admire Murdoch's vision. Now he plans to buy Dow Jones for another $ 5 billion. Don't look at the older people, but the sense of smell is still very sensitive.

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Rank: 7

Susan Decker Yahoo President

If Yahoo can take back the scenery from Google, it must be Susan Decker. From Yahoo's CFO to heading Yahoo's advertising and publishing department to Yahoo's president today, Susan Decker has demonstrated her outstanding capabilities. After taking on the role of president, she is mainly responsible for Yahoo's Panama advertising system. If she does well, she will be the next Yahoo CEO.

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Rank: 8

Arnold Schwarzenegger Governor of California

Schwarzenegger is not only responsible for California government affairs, but also keen on environmental conferences such as climate change and global health protection. The five-time Mr. Universe has implemented a series of measures to improve air and water quality and reduce pollution. He believes that protecting the environment is promoting economic development. If Al Gore is a government environmental spokesman who just said no, then Schwarzenegger is a hero who really promotes environmental protection.

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Rank: 9

John Chambers CEO of Cisco Systems

Thanks to the rapid development of the video market and the rapid increase in broadband requirements, sales of Cisco switches and routers are also growing rapidly. But Chambers' goal is not just the Internet. He wants Cisco to get closer to consumers. Cisco has diversified through various acquisitions, including the acquisition of set-top boxes, end-to-end video distribution network and video system integration provider Scientific-Atlanta for $ 6.9 billion in 2005, and network information and email security technologies for $ 830 million in 2007 The company IronPort Systems, and WebEx, a major provider of commercial video conferencing systems worldwide for $ 3.2 billion in 2007. Imagine that when you are in a "gold rush", multiple shovels are not always a bad thing.

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Rank: 10

Watanabe Tetsuaki President of Toyota Japan

Compared to GM and Ford's losses last year, Toyota has a profit of 13.2 billion US dollars (a record of 7 consecutive years), it is not difficult to speculate that this year's auto market sales champion should still be it. Watanabe Keizo replaced Zhang Fujifu as the new president of Toyota in 2005. He is good at cost control and supports the company's innovative research and development. When Toyota's hybrid Prius was successfully launched, there were rumors that he plans to develop a next-generation hybrid that can be charged by the home's power system.

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Rank: 11

Brian McAndrews aQuantive CEO

When Microsoft acquired online advertising company aQuantive for $ 6 billion, Microsoft's competition with Google began to heat up. aQuantive's new exclusive weapon Riax, launched this year, can better determine the effectiveness of online media advertising.

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Rank: 12

Jeff Bezos CEO, Amazon Group

Bezos has successfully led this huge Internet company for more than ten years. Currently, Amazon not only has the world's largest Internet bookstore, but also strives to become the world's largest company that provides support and services for emerging Internet companies. Amazon's strategy seems to be far from its core retail business. Analysts said that even though Amazon has a strong technical foundation, it still lags behind Google and Yahoo. In any case, Amazon's financial report is still very attractive, and the net profit of 111 million in the first quarter of 2007 was much higher than the same period last year.

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Rank: 13

Jimmy Wales Founder of Wikipedia; Chairman of Wikia

Wikipedia is not absolutely correct, but it has also become our preferred way to learn basic information. Wikipedia continues to grow and grow, and Wales starts to follow Wikia. It is said that Wikia has received a $ 14 million venture capital, which is a community website that relies on advertising for profit. Wales is also working as a human flesh search engine to fill functions that Google's machine algorithms cannot. Some people say that he has no control over himself, but imagine that a person who can rely on the strength of users to create an online encyclopedia is a lunatic who does things without thinking?

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Rank: 14

Mark Hurd CEO and President

Hewlett-Packard's victory over Dell to become the first place in the PC market is due to Mark Hurd's calm and steady leadership: Hewlett-Packard's stock price has doubled, and it has successfully emerged from the shadow of the company's commercial espionage at the beginning of the year.

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Rank: 15

Bruce Chizen CEO, Adobe

Chizen is a down-to-earth CEO. Adobe's Photoshop is well known, and Adobe is also pushing Internet video to the mainstream. Chizen, born in Brooklyn and still with a strong local accent, is working hard to bring the company's PDF and FLASH technology to the online file market. Adobe's great success forced it to face Microsoft. The Apollo platform is currently Adobe's most ambitious project. In this cross-platform operating environment, you can run a desktop RIA written using multiple web technologies (flash, flex, HTML, Javascript, AJAX) offline.

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Rank: 16

CEO of Barry Diller IAC / InterActiveCorp

IAC / InterActiveCorp has Match.com, the world's largest dating site, online event planning site Evite.com, mortgage company LendingTree, and search engine Ask.com. Diller not only invests on the Internet, most of IAC's income comes from HSN (Home Internet Shopping) and Ticketmaster (ticket ordering company, also the exclusive ticketing provider for the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics). Diller has signed a long-term contract with television producer Michael Jackson to develop a market-specific website like CollegeHumor.com. At the same time, Diller also collaborated with Huffington Post (No. 38) to create witty Internet news.

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Rank: 17

Co-founder and CEO of Baidu Li Yanhong

Since setting up Baidu, a Chinese search engine in 2000, Li Yanhong has left all competitors far behind-including Google. Baidu accounts for 62% of the Chinese search engine market and has strong potential: At present, Baidu has more than 150 million online users per day (China's 1.3 billion), and China will be the world's most profitable Internet market. Getting to the top spot is also not easy, which means that Li Yanhong has to face the troubles caused by the privacy investigations of censors and the lack of online advertising standards. Li Yanhong's experience tells us that the probability of success in starting a business in his hometown is still very high.

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Rank: 18

Agile Software Development

The original idea was a software development idea that was considered to relieve programmers from the heavy workload. (Taking people as the core of software development; maintaining the simplicity of design; using test-driven development; using refactoring to maintain the robustness of the architecture; using object-oriented design principles and design patterns to guide the design so that the software remains flexible and adaptable change). Now through practice we know that it opens up the way for our network service-based encoders and enterprises. Agile team development is fast, sometimes as short as a week. The main structure is well established, and then "accessories" are added from time to time. Agile development also allows managers to speed up cargo flow and better budget control. It's not hard to understand why Google and Lockheed Martin (a long-time defense industry contractor) are promoting this method of thinking at the company.

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Rank: 19

Martin Eberhard Co-founder and CEO of Tesla Motor

Tesla's high-tech battery electric vehicle, let alone its eco-friendly features, can accelerate from 60 mph in 4 seconds and reach a top speed of 130 mph. With only one battery, Can drive more than 200 miles continuously. Big names like Larry Page and Schwarzenegger are waiting in line for the six-figure supercar. Eberhard's next plan is to enter the four-door luxury sedan market, with plans to launch its WhiteStar luxury car in 2009.

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Rank: 20

Shigeru Miyamoto Senior Managing Director, Nintendo

If you know what Donkey Kong, Mario, or Zelda is, then you must know Miyamoto. If you are passionate about gaming, you must know his company's hot product: Nintendo Wii. Wii's advantage lies in its unique motion-sensing controller. Wii can recognize the actions made by players, and it will create a new way of gaming. But the real value of the Wii is that it also appeals to those unfamiliar with Nintendo products, and Miyamoto has brought new life to the $ 30 billion gaming industry that is about to slump.

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Rank: 21

Randall Stephenson Chairman and CEO of AT & T

Stephenson has been hoping to transform this telephone and telegraph company, which is rooted in yesterday's technology, into a cross-platform service telecommunications operator. AT & T has also benefited from the distribution rights of ipnone. At the same time, Stephenson also needs to make achievements in U-verse's IPTV business. This is a long-standing IP-based TV system. This plan has forced AT & T to face competition from cable companies. In May 2007, AT & T announced that it would invest $ 6.5 billion to deploy the system in 20 cities.

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Rank: 22

Michael Arrington TechCrunch Founder

In the technology world, a popular word is "We got TechCrunched" (TechCrunch introduced our company). Everyone knows what this means: your phone is going to be blown up (VCs are coming), your server is going to be overloaded (PV is coming). Arrington founded TechCrunch two years ago, and now it has become our daily must-see website in this fast-growing Web 2.0 era. When Arrington evaluates a company's products, especially when others don't know the news, VCs are deciding whether to invest in the company. Arrington said he would always comment objectively and neutrally.

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Rank: 23

Co-founder and CEO of Gao Minhuan Garmin

As the world's largest manufacturer of GPS (Global Positioning System) products, Garmin Company adheres to self-development, manufacturing, sales, and service. The company's products sold 5.6 million last year, accounting for 50% of the US GPS market.

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Rank: 24

Tony Fadell Senior Vice President, Apple

After the launch of Ipod, Fadell was recognized as a true talented engineer. In fact, when Fadell was appointed to lead the iPod research and development team, he had already started developing a hard-drive MP3 player that could store thousands of songs. As we all know, Fadell's ipod brings more revenue to Apple than Mac computers. Do you want to know what he is doing after finishing the ipod project? Tell you, that is the most popular iphone at present.

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Rank: 25

Philip Rosedale Linden Labs founder and CEO

The virtual world is now attracting more and more "economic" attention, and Rosedale's "Second Life" virtual game is the most prominent one. Not only because it has nearly 2 million "residents", "Second Life" also has a huge economic system, and more than 1.5 million digital properties and services are traded on it every day. "Second Life" is no longer just an online game, it may be the pioneer of the 3D virtual network world. Separate from the flat e-commerce page, you can go shopping in the 3D virtual store in Second Life.

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Rank: 26

Tom Cogan Chief Project Engineer, Boeing

The new Boeing 787 "Dream Flight" not only helped Boeing defeat its rival Airbus and become the industry leader again. The Boeing 787 is also the most successful product in the history of commercial aviation. The first 787 will make its first flight in May 2008, and its orders have exceeded 550, with a total value of nearly 160 million US dollars. Cogan and his R & D team have contributed a lot to this long-range flight of the jet, which can accommodate up to 330 passengers. Compared to older models such as the Boeing 767 and Airbus A330, the 787 can improve fuel efficiency by 20% and reduce operating costs by 10%.

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Rank: 27

Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom Skype and Joost co-founder

This combination is called a "destructive" combination. Firstly, they have disrupted the music industry by sharing network resources through Kazaa software. Secondly, they have launched the free Internet phone software Skype, which has touched the interests of the telephone communication industry. Now these two "Jenshi" are ready to use Joost to declare war on the TV industry. This is a software that can watch full screen and apply peer-to-peer TV network technology. Joost has 150 current TV channels and is growing, it is considered a YouTube competitor. Joost has not yet launched the official version, but only the beta version has registered more than 500,000 users, and some large companies such as Coca-Cola, Nike, and Sony are preparing to become their sponsors. The TV industry's estimates are going to change.

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Rank: 28

Reed Hundt Frontline Wireless Vice Chairman

Former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the 1990s, and now vice chairman of the startup Frontline Wireless, he hopes to close a big deal because UHF Radio and TV is said to be preparing to sell its 700-Hz band business next year. Frontline hopes to use this frequency band to create an open wireless broadband network, which is similar to the current wired network, and Kevin Martin, the current FCC chairman, has expressed support for Hundt's plan.

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Rank: 29

Nicholas Negroponte Chairman, One Laptop Per Child (OLPC)

OLPC is a non-profit organization created by the co-founders of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Media Lab. It is a useful learning tool specially created for poor children living in remote areas of the world. The goal is to make $ 100 laptop. The first notebooks are currently priced at $ 175, and the OLPC plan will require 3 million units. Although cheap, these linux-based machines also come with free e-books, learning software, and a browser.

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Rank: 30

Charles Phillips President, Oracle Corporation

Hyperion (Hyperion, global leader in business intelligence and enterprise performance management), Tangosol (main supplier of in-memory data grid technology), AppForge (global enterprise multi-platform mobile and wireless application development solution industry leader), Lodestar ( Utilities-based meter management and competitive energy solution providers) are companies that Oracle just acquired this year. Today Charles Phillips is the helmsman of the Oracle carrier. Since 2005, Oracle has swallowed 31 companies. For Oracle, adjusting its increasingly bloated product portfolio is not easy. With such a large body, can Oracle continue to grow at 17% last year without being affected?

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Rank: 31

Brother Mukesh Ambani: Chairman of Reliance Industries

Brother Anil Ambani: Chairman of Reliance ADA Group

The two Indian billionaire brothers have inherited their father's legacy, and both have begun an internal family struggle for bloc leadership. Brother Mukesh is building one of the world's largest oil refineries and is committed to India's agricultural reforms. An unwilling younger brother, Anil, is also building the world's largest natural gas power plant. He founded Reliance Communications, the world's fastest growing CDMA mobile phone network company. One billion US dollars to build Indian enterprise broadband network.

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Rank: 32

Indra Nui Pepsi CEO

She is a role model worth learning. In August 2006, she was named CEO of the $ 35 billion company, and the beverage and food giant became the nation's largest company under the leadership of the Asian woman. Nooyi entered Pepsi for 13 years before serving as Pepsi CFO. She also served as chief negotiator when PepsiCo bought the $ 14 billion Quaker Oats company in 2001. Under her leadership, Pepsi Bottled Beverage Group raised $ 2.2 billion in IPO. At the same time, she is also committed to Pepsi's promotion and development in major markets around the world, including China, the Middle East, and her hometown of India.

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Rank: 33

Richard Branson, Founder of Virgin Group

By operating Virgin Pacific Airlines, Virgin Trains, Virgin Limousines, and nearly 200 other Virgin-branded companies, Branson has earned billions of dollars. After doing a lot of ozone depletion activities, he is going to start his environmental protection project. In September 2006 he announced that he would donate all the profits of the Virgin Transportation industry over the next 10 years-a total estimated at more than $ 3 billion, to change global warming climate issues. He and Al Gore created a $ 25 million award to reward people who can effectively reduce greenhouse gases. Now he works with Boeing and GE to develop future biofuels.

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Rank: 34

Mark Zuckerberg Facebook founder and CEO

When Zuckerberg founded Facebook, a 19-year-old Harvard student. Three years later, Facebook became the sixth largest website on the Internet, with 24 million active users and sufficient influence. It had once rejected Yahoo's $ 3 billion bid. In May 2007, Facebook launched the F8 website platform and will open many core functions to third-party software developers.

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Rank: 35

Howard Draft Draft FCB Chairman and CEO

Behavioral objects, analysis, and data mining are all popular methods of online advertising, and this well-known Draft in the direct mail marketing market has been doing this for decades. He won but soon lost Wal-Mart's $ 500 million advertising order, but soon he got a $ 200 million bulk business from Kmart and a relatively small $ 40 million business from Kraft Lunchables. After the merger of Draft with the 133-year-old FCB (Boda Bridge Advertising) in 2006, this DraftFCB has more than 9,000 employees worldwide.

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Rank: 36

Kevin Walsh Managing Partner, GE Energy Financial Services

Walsh has decided to invest $ 4 billion in renewable energy programs by 2010. In March he flew to Portugal to attend the opening ceremony of the world's largest photovoltaic energy solar plant. In May he announced that GE would invest $ 180 million to build two wind power plants in Texas. GE will also plan to invest $ 50 million in new energy construction annually-Walsh may be the father of the green technology industry.

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Rank: 37

Fake Steve Jobs Author of Steve Jobs's Secret Diary

Why can fake Jobs make the list? The willingness is simple: not only does fake Jobs imitate Jobs in a wonderful way, but it also jumps the chicken in Silicon Valley.

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Rank: 38

Arianna Huffington Huffington Post co-founder

Huffington is the queen of the blogging era. Her Huffington Post, just two years after its establishment, has become the most influential political blog site on the Internet, with over 800,000 visits per month (excluding repeat visits). Huffington Post combines journalists with the online community, and places emphasis on original videos and original news surveys on the site. Huffington plans to launch a satirical website called 23/6 later this year.

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Ranking: 39

John Edmond Coree, co-founder of semiconductor materials and equipment company

Light emitting diodes have gradually become the new darling of the lighting market. Twenty years ago, a light-emitting diode factory was established in John Edmond, North Carolina. As LEDs slowly replaced old bulbs into the lighting market, John Edmond is working to develop this technology into the mainstream of the lighting industry.

At one time, 22% of the entire US energy was used for lighting. Light-emitting diodes can continue to emit light for up to 6 years, and consume less energy than fluorescent lamps. In the outdoor lighting market, light-emitting diodes have occupied a favorable position and will gradually replace fluorescent lamps into the city's lighting market.

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Rank: 40

Sam Zell real estate billionaire and media giant

The 65-year-old Chicago billionaire Zell showed his entrepreneurial qualities at an early age, such as buying Playboy in the urban area and selling it to the suburbs to earn the difference. Although Zell is in the real estate industry, he is now focusing on what he considers to be undervalued: print media. Zell bought Tribune, which owns the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times magazine. He had suggested that internet editors change jobs, because who knows if newspapers will continue to provide free news?

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Rank: 41

Tim O'Reilly O'Reilly Media Founder and CEO

The Web 2.0 conference, led by his company O'Reilly Media, has become the largest business culture gathering in the Internet industry each year. He is also one of the most influential figures in open source software worldwide. This is not because he is always right: For example, the proposal he made earlier this year to create a blog code to prevent malicious behavior has been ridiculed, but this proposal has attracted public attention and discussion.

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Rank: 42

Douglas Melden Director, Harvard University Stem Cell Institute

Scientists in South Korea once announced the first clones of early human embryos, but when they fell into a scandal of data fabrication, Melton became a pioneer in the field of cancer, diabetes and Parkinson's disease. When the White House cut off funding for experimental embryonic stem cells, Melton used personal funds to grow 30 embryonic stem cell lines and donate them to laboratories around the world. The stem cell lines he donated, as well as the researchers he cultivated, are leading the way in this area of hope.

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Rank: 43

Ellen Moske pioneer entrepreneur

After selling PayPal to Ebay for $ 1.5 billion, Musk invested three companies with his nearly $ 334 million in personal assets: tram companies, solar panel companies, and cheap air travel companies. As chairman and the largest shareholder of Tesla Motors (No. 19), he hopes to bring some shock to the tram market. His SpaceX company has successfully launched the Falcon rocket to launch satellites. Compared to billions of commercial satellite-launched rockets, this cheap $ 7 million rocket does not know whether it can achieve the same function. He also has another solar panel company, Solar City. Use the products of his three companies to make an association: humans drive the solar powered Teslas tram to explore the moon.

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Rank: 44

Evan Williams Twitter Founder

Twitter gives each user a page where they can upload short sentences via IM, SMS, or other blogging tools. The result is that on this page every day you can see a continuous stream of meaningless phrases such as "I don't feel well today", "I'm in the toilet!" Twitter fans find Twitter extremely valuable. We don't think so. Twitter is neither a new communications platform nor an advertising platform, and who knows what it is.

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Rank: 45

You, it's you, it's you!

Last year, you ranked first, and this year's decline was almost to the bottom. Are you getting lazy? All the videos on YOUTUBE became cats dancing, entertaining themselves, or hitting the wall with drunkenness. Then is the touting of the "Snake in the Air", then, will it not be open-mouthed and scolded by Sanjaya (AI American Idol)? We always believe that "you" has a lot of potential, so prepare your own show first.

Rank: 46

Paul Graham Y Combinator co-founder

Making a scientific investment decision is difficult, but Graham is good at turning complex theories into actionable business models. In the 1990s, he founded Viaweb, one of the early websites that provided online stores. At the same time, he introduced esoteric Bayesian statistics into the spam filtering system, which is also the father of today's anti-spam tools. Y Combinator is his latest venture capital company dedicated to providing funding and leadership for creative teams. He may focus on the following aspects: Web 2.0 services Loopt, Reddit. Thanks to Y Combinator's investment, Justin.tv has started its boom.

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Rank: 47

Ed Iacobucci CEO, DayJet

Vern Raburn CEO, Eclipse Aviation

DayJet is an American short-haul company, and Eclipse Aviation is an American Eclipse airline. This year is the "dawn year" of "Taxi in the Air", thanks to the tireless efforts of Ed Iacobucci and Vern Raburn. These two pioneers in the IT industry can also set off a revolution in commercial aviation. In April of this year, Raburn's Eclipse Airlines aircraft was approved by the Federal Aviation Administration. The ultralight jet has only five seats. In the next two years, there will be 309 such aircraft that can be put into operation by DayJet. Their joint operation allows a small number of people to easily reach small cities that cannot be reached by large aircraft.

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Ranking: 48

CEO of Gina Bianchini social networking site Ning

Despite the eye-catching Facebook and MySpace, Ning is the hottest in social networks. In addition to online and online interactions, Ning also encourages users to organize offline mini gatherings and develop professional regulations, documents, related blogs, videos and advertisements. Just as blogging can make ordinary people become scholars, Ning can also blog for communities. Bianchini wisely made most of Ning's code public, allowing users to freely set up plugins. Ning's next plan is to help users decorate their network with group calendars and wikis.

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Ranking: 49

Jason Calacanis MahaloCEO

Calacanis may be less popular, but his ability to create hot spots is not denied. He is the founder of Weblogs Inc (this is an early blogging site that was sold to AOL by Calacanis in 2005) and recently his human flesh search engine Mahalo was officially launched. Sequoia Capital, a well-known Silicon Valley investment company (see the fourth place, a venture capital company that has been operating for nearly 35 years, has discovered Apple Computer, cultivated 3Com, Cisco, invested in Yahoo and Google, etc.) also invested in Mahalo.

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Ranking: 50

Jay Adelson Digg and Revision3 Chairman and CEO

Kevin Rose (another founder of Digg.com) often appeared in front of the camera, but Jay Adelson was the other silently behind the flash. Ross invested his first money for Digg, and Adelson used his business intelligence to turn Rose's ideas into reality. Digg is now an influential online news and information platform. Adelson also hosts programs at Revision3, which is a TV-style online video program (you can display technology products and consulting through video or podcast).

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