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Mukesh Ambani now richer than Warren Buffett: Here are top 10 richest persons in the world
UPDATED : Jul 11 2020, 16:43 IST
As Asia's richest man and Indian business tycoon Mukesh Ambani becomes richer than Warren Buffet and joins the world’s top billionaires club, here are the top 10 richest people, according to Bloomberg Billionaires Index 2020:
![Mukesh Ambani now richer than Warren Buffett: Here are top 10 richest persons in the world]( "Mukesh Ambani now richer than Warren Buffett: Here are top 10 richest persons in the world")
1 /11 Mukesh Ambani now richer than Warren Buffett: Here are top 10 richest persons in the world
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![Rank 10 | Larry Ellison | Chairman and CEO of Oracle | Net worth: $65.8 billion (Credit: Hartmann Studios)]( "Rank 10 | Larry Ellison | Chairman and CEO of Oracle | Net worth: $65.8 billion (Credit: Hartmann Studios)")
2 /11 Rank 10 | Larry Ellison | Chairman and CEO of Oracle | Net worth: $65.8 billion (Credit: Hartmann Studios)
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![Rank 9 | Warren Buffett | CEO of Berkshire Hathaway | Net worth: $67.9 billion (Credit: AFP Photo)]( "Rank 9 | Warren Buffett | CEO of Berkshire Hathaway | Net worth: $67.9 billion (Credit: AFP Photo)")
3 /11 Rank 9 | Warren Buffett | CEO of Berkshire Hathaway | Net worth: $67.9 billion (Credit: AFP Photo)
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![Rank 8 | Mukesh Ambani | Chairman of Reliance Industries | Net worth: $68.3 billion (Credit: PTI Photo)]( "Rank 8 | Mukesh Ambani | Chairman of Reliance Industries | Net worth: $68.3 billion (Credit: PTI Photo)")
4 /11 Rank 8 | Mukesh Ambani | Chairman of Reliance Industries | Net worth: $68.3 billion (Credit: PTI Photo)
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![Rank 7 | Sergey Brin | Cofounder of Google and founder of Bayshore Global Management | Net worth: $69.5 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)]( "Rank 7 | Sergey Brin | Cofounder of Google and founder of Bayshore Global Management | Net worth: $69.5 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)")
5 /11 Rank 7 | Sergey Brin | Cofounder of Google and founder of Bayshore Global Management | Net worth: $69.5 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)
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![Rank 6 | Larry Page | Cofounder of Google | Net worth: $71.7 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)]( "Rank 6 | Larry Page | Cofounder of Google | Net worth: $71.7 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)")
6 /11 Rank 6 | Larry Page | Cofounder of Google | Net worth: $71.7 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)
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![Rank 5 | Steve Anthony Ballmer | Owner of Los Angeles Clippers | Net worth: $77 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)]( "Rank 5 | Steve Anthony Ballmer | Owner of Los Angeles Clippers | Net worth: $77 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)")
7 /11 Rank 5 | Steve Anthony Ballmer | Owner of Los Angeles Clippers | Net worth: $77 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)
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![Rank 4 | Mark Zuckerberg | Cofounder of Facebook | Net worth: $92.7 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)]( "Rank 4 | Mark Zuckerberg | Cofounder of Facebook | Net worth: $92.7 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)")
8 /11 Rank 4 | Mark Zuckerberg | Cofounder of Facebook | Net worth: $92.7 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)
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![Rank 3 | Bernard Arnault | Chief Executive of LVMH | Net worth: $92.8 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)]( "Rank 3 | Bernard Arnault | Chief Executive of LVMH | Net worth: $92.8 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)")
9 /11 Rank 3 | Bernard Arnault | Chief Executive of LVMH | Net worth: $92.8 billion (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)
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![Rank 2 | Bill Gates | Founder of Microsoft | Net worth: $115 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)]( "Rank 2 | Bill Gates | Founder of Microsoft | Net worth: $115 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)")
10 /11 Rank 2 | Bill Gates | Founder of Microsoft | Net worth: $115 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)
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![Rank 1 | Jeff Bezos | Founder of Amazon | Net worth: $188 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)]( "Rank 1 | Jeff Bezos | Founder of Amazon | Net worth: $188 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)")
11 /11 Rank 1 | Jeff Bezos | Founder of Amazon | Net worth: $188 billion (Credit: Reuters Photo)
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News in Pics, July 11: Best photos from around the world
UPDATED : Jul 11 2020, 10:27 IST
Black Lives Matter | Coronavirus | COVID-19 | floods | Japan | India | Lockdown | Prayagraj | Pakistan | United States |![Jeremy Clements, driver of the #51 First Pacific Funding Chevrolet, drives during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco 300 at Kentucky Speedway. Credits: AFP Photo]( "Jeremy Clements, driver of the #51 First Pacific Funding Chevrolet, drives during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco 300 at Kentucky Speedway. Credits: AFP Photo")
1 /7 Jeremy Clements, driver of the #51 First Pacific Funding Chevrolet, drives during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco 300 at Kentucky Speedway. Credits: AFP Photo
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![Rescue workers search for missing people in Fukuhama, Kumamoto prefecture on July 11, 2020, after heavy rains and flooding devastated the region. Credits: AFP Photo]( "Rescue workers search for missing people in Fukuhama, Kumamoto prefecture on July 11, 2020, after heavy rains and flooding devastated the region. Credits: AFP Photo")
2 /7 Rescue workers search for missing people in Fukuhama, Kumamoto prefecture on July 11, 2020, after heavy rains and flooding devastated the region. Credits: AFP Photo
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![Detroit Police officers stand outside the 12th precinct during a protest following a shooting involving an officer, resulting in the death of a man according to local media, in Detroit, Michigan. Credits: Reuters Photo]( "Detroit Police officers stand outside the 12th precinct during a protest following a shooting involving an officer, resulting in the death of a man according to local media, in Detroit, Michigan. Credits: Reuters Photo")
3 /7 Detroit Police officers stand outside the 12th precinct during a protest following a shooting involving an officer, resulting in the death of a man according to local media, in Detroit, Michigan. Credits: Reuters Photo
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![eople gather at a local market to buy essentials after the state government imposed total lockdown for three consecutive days, in Prayagraj. Credits: PTI Photo]( "eople gather at a local market to buy essentials after the state government imposed total lockdown for three consecutive days, in Prayagraj. Credits: PTI Photo")
4 /7 eople gather at a local market to buy essentials after the state government imposed total lockdown for three consecutive days, in Prayagraj. Credits: PTI Photo
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![An Israeli protester hold a sign during the \]( "An Israeli protester hold a sign during the \")
5 /7 An Israeli protester hold a sign during the "Black Flag" protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem. Credits: AP Photo
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![People ride a boat on the Narmada river, in Jabalpur, Friday, July 10, 2020. Water level of the river is constantly rising following incessant rainfall in the area.. Credits: PTI Photo]( "People ride a boat on the Narmada river, in Jabalpur, Friday, July 10, 2020. Water level of the river is constantly rising following incessant rainfall in the area.. Credits: PTI Photo")
6 /7 People ride a boat on the Narmada river, in Jabalpur, Friday, July 10, 2020. Water level of the river is constantly rising following incessant rainfall in the area.. Credits: PTI Photo
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![raders unload a cow from a truck at a cattle market set up for the upcoming Muslim Eid al-Adha festival or the Festival of Sacrifice in Karachi. Credits: AFP Photo]( "raders unload a cow from a truck at a cattle market set up for the upcoming Muslim Eid al-Adha festival or the Festival of Sacrifice in Karachi. Credits: AFP Photo")
7 /7 raders unload a cow from a truck at a cattle market set up for the upcoming Muslim Eid al-Adha festival or the Festival of Sacrifice in Karachi. Credits: AFP Photo
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![An Israeli protester hold a sign during the \](https://www.deccanherald.com/sites/dh/files/styles/gallery_thumbnails/public/gallery_images/2020/07/11/AP10-07-2020_000207B.jpg "An Israeli protester hold a sign during the \")
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With cash, free homes, these 7 places are luring residents amid coronavirus
UPDATED : Jul 11 2020, 08:27 IST
Looking to move away from traffic and congestion and start your new working-from-home life in a roomier house in a leafy area? You might get paid to do so. As the coronavirus pandemic boosts remote working and interest in suburban living around the globe, some places are offering incentives for people to move in, seeking to tackle dwindling populations and drive growth. Here are seven local administrations offering a mix of peaceful streets, picturesque views, low living costs - and money to people moving there:
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![1. Savannah, United States | Since May, the city of Savannah, Georgia, has been offering up to $2,000 to cover relocation expenses for remote tech workers who move to the area for at least a year. The city is hoping to attract a couple of dozen remote workers this year. Credit: Getty Images]( "1. Savannah, United States | Since May, the city of Savannah, Georgia, has been offering up to $2,000 to cover relocation expenses for remote tech workers who move to the area for at least a year. The city is hoping to attract a couple of dozen remote workers this year. Credit: Getty Images")
2 /8 1. Savannah, United States | Since May, the city of Savannah, Georgia, has been offering up to $2,000 to cover relocation expenses for remote tech workers who move to the area for at least a year. The city is hoping to attract a couple of dozen remote workers this year. Credit: Getty Images
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![2. Emilia Romagna, Italy | Italy\'s northeastern Emilia Romagna region has pledged to hand up to 30,000 euros ($34,000) to young families who make one of the towns and villages in the Apennines Mountains their home. Famed for its food, historic cities and seaside resorts, the region hopes the initiative launched in May will help revive its rapidly depopulating hamlets as well as the coronavirus-hit local economy. Applicants must be under 40. Credit: AFP Photo]( "2. Emilia Romagna, Italy | Italy\'s northeastern Emilia Romagna region has pledged to hand up to 30,000 euros ($34,000) to young families who make one of the towns and villages in the Apennines Mountains their home. Famed for its food, historic cities and seaside resorts, the region hopes the initiative launched in May will help revive its rapidly depopulating hamlets as well as the coronavirus-hit local economy. Applicants must be under 40. Credit: AFP Photo")
3 /8 2. Emilia Romagna, Italy | Italy's northeastern Emilia Romagna region has pledged to hand up to 30,000 euros ($34,000) to young families who make one of the towns and villages in the Apennines Mountains their home. Famed for its food, historic cities and seaside resorts, the region hopes the initiative launched in May will help revive its rapidly depopulating hamlets as well as the coronavirus-hit local economy. Applicants must be under 40. Credit: AFP Photo
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![3. Mishima, Japan | The village of Mishima, which covers three small southern islands, has long been offering 85,000 yen ($800) per month for three years to people who move there, as well as a lump payment of 300,000 yen or a calf. Applicants have to be under 55 years of age. Additional incentives are provided to couples and families with children. Credit: iStock Photo]( "3. Mishima, Japan | The village of Mishima, which covers three small southern islands, has long been offering 85,000 yen ($800) per month for three years to people who move there, as well as a lump payment of 300,000 yen or a calf. Applicants have to be under 55 years of age. Additional incentives are provided to couples and families with children. Credit: iStock Photo")
4 /8 3. Mishima, Japan | The village of Mishima, which covers three small southern islands, has long been offering 85,000 yen ($800) per month for three years to people who move there, as well as a lump payment of 300,000 yen or a calf. Applicants have to be under 55 years of age. Additional incentives are provided to couples and families with children. Credit: iStock Photo
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![4. Topeka, United States | In 2019, the city of Topeka, Kansas, began offering up to $15,000 to employees of local firms willing to buy or rent a home there. After a spike in interest during the pandemic, it is planning to extend the scheme to remote workers. Credit: iStock Photo]( "4. Topeka, United States | In 2019, the city of Topeka, Kansas, began offering up to $15,000 to employees of local firms willing to buy or rent a home there. After a spike in interest during the pandemic, it is planning to extend the scheme to remote workers. Credit: iStock Photo")
5 /8 4. Topeka, United States | In 2019, the city of Topeka, Kansas, began offering up to $15,000 to employees of local firms willing to buy or rent a home there. After a spike in interest during the pandemic, it is planning to extend the scheme to remote workers. Credit: iStock Photo
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![5. Cinquefrondi, Italy | In June, the village of Cinquefrondi, in the southern region of Calabria, started offering abandoned homes for 1 euro ($1.10) to people willing to move in and renovate. A similar 2018 initiative by the Sicilian village of Sambuca proved so successful - drawing about 100 people - that the mayor said he was now planning to launch a second round with homes for 2 euro. Credit: Wikimedia Commons]( "5. Cinquefrondi, Italy | In June, the village of Cinquefrondi, in the southern region of Calabria, started offering abandoned homes for 1 euro ($1.10) to people willing to move in and renovate. A similar 2018 initiative by the Sicilian village of Sambuca proved so successful - drawing about 100 people - that the mayor said he was now planning to launch a second round with homes for 2 euro. Credit: Wikimedia Commons")
6 /8 5. Cinquefrondi, Italy | In June, the village of Cinquefrondi, in the southern region of Calabria, started offering abandoned homes for 1 euro ($1.10) to people willing to move in and renovate. A similar 2018 initiative by the Sicilian village of Sambuca proved so successful - drawing about 100 people - that the mayor said he was now planning to launch a second round with homes for 2 euro. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
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![6. Tulsa, United States | Tulsa, in Oklahoma, has been offering $10,000 in cash as part of an incentives programme for remote workers to move there since 2018. Applications doubled in the first two months of the pandemic, said the initiative\'s executive director, Aaron Bolzle. Credit: iStock Photo]( "6. Tulsa, United States | Tulsa, in Oklahoma, has been offering $10,000 in cash as part of an incentives programme for remote workers to move there since 2018. Applications doubled in the first two months of the pandemic, said the initiative\'s executive director, Aaron Bolzle. Credit: iStock Photo")
7 /8 6. Tulsa, United States | Tulsa, in Oklahoma, has been offering $10,000 in cash as part of an incentives programme for remote workers to move there since 2018. Applications doubled in the first two months of the pandemic, said the initiative's executive director, Aaron Bolzle. Credit: iStock Photo
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![7. Luserna, Italy | The mountain village of Luserna in northern Italy is hoping to boost its population of fewer than 300 people by offering four empty homes rent-free for four years to couples aged between 18 and 40. Applicants have to commit to carry out some charity work in the community, from helping the elderly to taking care of the environment, at least once a month. Credit: Wikimedia Commons]( "7. Luserna, Italy | The mountain village of Luserna in northern Italy is hoping to boost its population of fewer than 300 people by offering four empty homes rent-free for four years to couples aged between 18 and 40. Applicants have to commit to carry out some charity work in the community, from helping the elderly to taking care of the environment, at least once a month. Credit: Wikimedia Commons")
8 /8 7. Luserna, Italy | The mountain village of Luserna in northern Italy is hoping to boost its population of fewer than 300 people by offering four empty homes rent-free for four years to couples aged between 18 and 40. Applicants have to commit to carry out some charity work in the community, from helping the elderly to taking care of the environment, at least once a month. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
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News in Pics, July 10: Best photos from around the world
![Voters wearing face masks wait to cast their ballots during the general election in Singapore. Credits: AFP Photo]( "Voters wearing face masks wait to cast their ballots during the general election in Singapore. Credits: AFP Photo")
1 /7 Voters wearing face masks wait to cast their ballots during the general election in Singapore. Credits: AFP Photo
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![Cars race during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Shady Rays 200 at Kentucky Speedway on July 09, 2020 in Sparta, Kentucky. Credits: AFP Photo]( "Cars race during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Shady Rays 200 at Kentucky Speedway on July 09, 2020 in Sparta, Kentucky. Credits: AFP Photo")
2 /7 Cars race during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Shady Rays 200 at Kentucky Speedway on July 09, 2020 in Sparta, Kentucky. Credits: AFP Photo
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![The oronto Blue Jays play an intrasquad game at Rogers Centre. Credits: AFP Photo]( "The oronto Blue Jays play an intrasquad game at Rogers Centre. Credits: AFP Photo")
3 /7 The oronto Blue Jays play an intrasquad game at Rogers Centre. Credits: AFP Photo
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![The oil-rich United Arab Emirates has built a nuclear power programme and sent a man to space, and now plans to join another elite club by sending a probe to Mars. Credits: AFP Photo]( "The oil-rich United Arab Emirates has built a nuclear power programme and sent a man to space, and now plans to join another elite club by sending a probe to Mars. Credits: AFP Photo")
4 /7 The oil-rich United Arab Emirates has built a nuclear power programme and sent a man to space, and now plans to join another elite club by sending a probe to Mars. Credits: AFP Photo
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![Stranded migrant labourers with their belonging wait to board a special train to Howrah station in Kolkata after the government eased a nationwide lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against the Covid-19. Credits: AFP Photo]( "Stranded migrant labourers with their belonging wait to board a special train to Howrah station in Kolkata after the government eased a nationwide lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against the Covid-19. Credits: AFP Photo")
5 /7 Stranded migrant labourers with their belonging wait to board a special train to Howrah station in Kolkata after the government eased a nationwide lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against the Covid-19. Credits: AFP Photo
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![A man sits on a milestone along a railway track at a slum area as the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Karachi, Pakistan. Credits: Reuters Photo]( "A man sits on a milestone along a railway track at a slum area as the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Karachi, Pakistan. Credits: Reuters Photo")
6 /7 A man sits on a milestone along a railway track at a slum area as the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Karachi, Pakistan. Credits: Reuters Photo
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![Protesters are escorted by police out of the campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) during clashes with police in Hong Kong, China. Credits: Reuters Photo]( "Protesters are escorted by police out of the campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) during clashes with police in Hong Kong, China. Credits: Reuters Photo")
7 /7 Protesters are escorted by police out of the campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) during clashes with police in Hong Kong, China. Credits: Reuters Photo
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