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The world?s richest man wants to make sure his cell-phone company America Movil, the largest in Latin America, remains that way. To do so, Mexican billionaire??Carlos Slim Helu could invest at least $13.9 billion to grow the network in Brazil and Mexico this year, analysts said. Their estimates follow America Movil?s announcement last week??that it??plans ...
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The world?s richest man wants to make sure his cell-phone company America Movil, the largest in Latin America, remains that way. To do so, Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helu could invest at least $13.9 billion to grow the network in Brazil and Mexico this year, analysts said. Their estimates follow America Movil?s announcement last week that it plans [...]
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IN A futuristic art gallery which Carlos Slim opened last year in Mexico City, visitors can enjoy, among other things, a hall of rare coins and share certificates. Sometimes art speaks louder than words.Mr Slim is the richest man in the world. According to Forbes, he and his family have amassed a comfortable nest egg of $63 billion. (Bill Gates would be richer had he given away less of his stash, or Mr Slim more of his.) In...
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Carlos Slim -- the world's richest man according to Forbes magazine -- received a boost to his dominance of the Mexican cell phone market when the country's competition watchdog blocked a $1.6 billion telecoms deal to link the media empires of ...
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MEXICO CITY — A technological revolution is pushing Carlos Slim, the world's richest man, into a battle with other powerful interests in Mexico, creating a billionaires' version of a schoolyard spat: name-calling, attack ads, canceled ...
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That wry smile from last week may have been wiped off world’s richest man Carlos Slim’s face as his companies were accused this week of overcharging customers $13.4 billion per year between 2005 and 2009. The Organization for Economic ...
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin earns only $140,000 a year and owns just one home, a small apartment in his home town, an official income statement showed on Thursday. Putin's wealth has long been the focus of speculation by opponents who portray Russia's paramount leader as one of the richest men in the world, allegations he has dismissed. His official income statement ...
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