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Forbes magazine announce annual list of the world’s richest individuals

By Reuters
02 March 2016   |   5:08 pm
Market turmoil has put a dent in the bank accounts and portfolios of the world's richest people. Forbes magazine has crunched the numbers for its annual billionaires' list, revealing a drop in average net worth for the first time since 2010.

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