The 400 richest Americans, including U.S. citizens now living abroad, as compiled by Forbes magazine. Following each name is the person's age, net worth, hometown and source of wealth.
Where more than one name is listed under a number, there is a tie.
1. William Gates III, 51, $59 billion, Medina, Wash., Microsoft
2. Warren Buffett, 77, $52 billion, Omaha, Neb., Berkshire Hathaway
3. Sheldon Adelson, 74, $28 billion, Las Vegas, casinos, hotels
4. Lawrence Ellison, 63, $26 billion, Redwood City, Calif., Oracle
5. Sergey Brin, 34, $18.5 billion, Palo Alto, Calif., Google
5. Larry Page, 34, $18.5 billion, San Francisco, Google
7. Kirk Kerkorian, 90, $18 billion, Los Angeles, investments, casinos
8. Michael Dell, 42, $17.2 billion, Austin, Texas, Dell
9. Charles Koch, 71, $17 billion, Wichita, Kan., oil, commodities
9. David Koch, 67, $17 billion, New York, oil, commodities
11. Paul Allen, 54, $16.8 billion, Mercer Island, Wash., Microsoft, investments
12. Christy Walton and family, 52, $16.3 billion, Jackson, Wyo., Wal-Mart inheritance
12. Jim Walton, 59, $16.3 billion, Bentonville, Ark., Wal-Mart
12. S. Robson Walton, 63, $16.3 billion, Bentonville, Ark., Wal-Mart
15. Alice Walton, 58, $16.1 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, Wal-Mart
16. Steven Ballmer, 51, $15.2 billion, Hunts Point, Wash., Microsoft
17. Abigail Johnson, 45, $15 billion, Boston, Fidelity
18. Carl Icahn, 71, $14.5 billion, New York, leveraged buyouts
19. Forrest Mars Jr., 76, $14 billion, McLean, Va., candy, pet food
19. Jacqueline Mars, 67, $14 billion, Bedminster, N.J., candy, pet food
19. John Mars, 71, $14 billion, Arlington, Va., candy, pet food
19. Jack Taylor and family, 85, $14 billion, St. Louis, Enterprise Rent-A-Car
23. Donald Bren, 75, $13 billion, Newport Beach, Calif., real estate
24. Anne Cox Chambers, 87, $12.6 billion, Atlanta, Cox Enterprises
25. Michael Bloomberg, 65, $11.5 billion, New York, Bloomberg
26. George Kaiser, 65, $11 billion, Tulsa, Okla., oil and gas, banking
27. Charles Ergen, 54, $10.2 billion, Denver, EchoStar
28. Edward Johnson III, 77, $10 billion, Boston, Fidelity
28. Ronald Perelman, 64, $10 billion, New York, leveraged buyouts
30. Philip Knight, 69, $9.8 billion, Beaverton, Ore., Nike
31. John Kluge, 93, $9.5 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., Metromedia
32. Pierre Omidyar, 40, $8.9 billion, Henderson, Nev., eBay
33. Rupert Murdoch, 76, $8.8 billion, New York, News Corp.
33. George Soros, 77, $8.8 billion, Westchester, N.Y., hedge funds
35. Jeffrey Bezos, 43, $8.7 billion, Seattle, Amazon.com
35. James Goodnight, 64, $8.7 billion, Cary, N.C., SAS Institute
37. Donald Newhouse, 77, $8.5 billion, Somerset County, N.J., publishing
37. Samuel Newhouse Jr., 79, $8.5 billion, New York, publishing
39. Dan Duncan, 74, $8.2 billion, Houston, energy
40. Stephen Schwarzman, 60, $7.8 billion, New York, investments
41. Philip Anschutz, 67, $7.6 billion, Denver, investments
41. Sumner Redstone, 84, $7.6 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., Viacom
43. Harold Simmons, 76, $7.4 billion, Dallas, investments
44. John Menard Jr., 67, $7.3 billion, Eau Claire, Wis., home improvement stores
45. Leonard Blavatnik, 50, $7.2 billion, New York, Access Industries
46. Eli Broad, 74, $7 billion, Los Angeles, investments
47. Steven Cohen, 51, $6.8 billion, Greenwich, Conn., hedge funds
48. Eric Schmidt, 52, $6.5 billion, Atherton, Calif., Google
49. Robert Rowling, 54, $6.4 billion, Dallas, oil and gas, investments
50. James Kennedy, 59, $6.3 billion, Atlanta, Cox Enterprises
50. Blair Parry-Okedon, 56, $6.3 billion, Australia, Cox Enterprises
52. David Geffen, 64, $6 billion, Malibu, Calif., movies, music
52. Charles Johnson, 74, $6 billion, San Mateo, Calif., Franklin Resources
52. Samuel Zell, 66, $6 billion, Chicago, real estate, private equity
55. Micky Arison, 58, $5.8 billion, Bal Harbour, Fla., Carnival Cruises
56. Steven Jobs, 52, $5.7 billion, Palo Alto, Calif., Apple Computer, Pixar
57. Robert Bass, 59, $5.5 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, oil, investments
57. Henry Kravis, 63, $5.5 billion, New York, leveraged buyouts
57. George Roberts, 64, $5.5 billion, San Francisco, leveraged buyouts
57. Charles Schwab, 70, $5.5 billion, Atherton, Calif., discount stock brokerage
57. James Simons, 69, $5.5 billion, East Setauket, N.Y., hedge funds
62. Rupert Johnson Jr., 66, $5.2 billion, San Mateo, Calif., Franklin Resources
63. Robert Holding, 80, $5 billion, Sun Valley, Idaho, energy, resorts, ranching
64. Min Kao, 58, $4.7 billion, Mission Hills, Kan., navigation equipment
64. Ralph Lauren, 67, $4.7 billion, New York, fashion
64. Patrick McGovern, 70, $4.7 billion, Hollis, N.H., Idaho, IDG
64. David Murdock, 84, $4.7 billion, Los Angeles, investments
68. William Cook, 76, $4.5 billion, Bloomington, Ind., medical devices
68. Lester Crown and family, 82, $4.5 billion, Wilmette, Ill., investments
68. William Davidson, 84, $4.5 billion, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., glass
68. Edward Lampert, 45, $4.5 billion, Greenwich, Conn., investments
68. Paul Milstein and family, 85, $4.5 billion, New York, Emigrant Bank, real estate
68. Gordon Moore, 78, $4.5 billion, Woodside, Calif., Intel
68. Stephen Ross, 67, $4.5 billion, New York, real estate
68. James Sorenson, 86, $4.5 billion, Salt Lake City, medical devices, real estate
76. Henry Ross Perot, 77, $4.4 billion, Dallas, computer services, real estate
76. John Sall, 58, $4.4 billion, Cary, N.C., SAS Institute
78. Joan Tisch, 81, $4.2 billion, New York, Loews
79. Leonard Stern, 69, $4.1 billion, New York, real estate
79. Steven Udvar-Hazy, 61, $4.1 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., International Lease Finance
79. Ty Warner, 63, $4.1 billion, Chicago, Beanie Babies
82. Leon Black, 56, $4 billion, New York, leveraged buyouts
82. Ray Dalio, 58, $4 billion, Greenwich, Conn., hedge funds
82. Ray Hunt, 64, $4 billion, Dallas, oil, real estate
82. Herbert Kohler and family, 68, $4 billion, Kohler, Wis., plumbing fixtures
86. George Lucas, 63, $3.9 billion, Marin County, Calif., Star Wars
86. Stephen Wynn, 65, $3.9 billion, Las Vegas, casinos, hotels
88. Bradley Hughes, 74, $3.7 billion, Malibu, Calif., Public Storage
89. Richard DeVos, 81, $3.6 billion, Ada, Mich., Alticor
89. John Simplot and family, 98, $3.6 billion, Boise, Idaho, potatoes, microchips
91. Riley Bechtel, 55, $3.5 billion, San Francisco, engineering, construction
91. Stephen Bechtel Jr., 82, $3.5 billion, San Francisco, engineering, construction
91. Ronald Burkle, 54, $3.5 billion, Los Angeles, supermarkets, investments
91. Stanley Druckenmiller, 54, $3.5 billion, New York, hedge funds
91. Kenneth Hendricks, 66, $3.5 billion, Afton, Wis., building supplies
91. Bruce Kovner, 62, $3.5 billion, New York, hedge funds
91. Richard Rainwater, 63, $3.5 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, real estate, energy, insurance
91. Ira Rennert, 73, $3.5 billion, New York, investments
91. Daniel Ziff, 35, $3.5 billion, New York, inheritance, hedge funds
91. Dirk Ziff, 43, $3.5 billion, New York, inheritance, hedge funds
91. Robert Ziff, 41, $3.5 billion, New York, inheritance, hedge funds
102. Haim Saban, 62, $3.4 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., television
102. Richard Schulze, 66, $3.4 billion, Edina, Minn., Best Buy
102. Dennis Washington, 73, $3.4 billion, Missoula, Mont., construction, mining
105. David Bonderman, 64, $3.3 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, leveraged buyouts
105. Matthew Bucksbaum and family, 81, $3.3 billion, Chicago, real estate
105. Paul Tudor Jones II, 53, $3.3 billion, Greenwich, Conn., hedge funds
108. Edgar Bronfman Sr., 78, $3.2 billion, New York, liquor
108. Charles Dolan and family, 80, $3.2 billion, Oyster Bay, N.Y., Cablevision Systems
108. Harold Hamm, 61, $3.2 billion, Oklahoma City, Continental Resources
108. Peter Kellogg, 65, $3.2 billion, Short Hills, N.J., investments
108. Leonard Lauder, 74, $3.2 billion, New York, Estee Lauder
108. Ronald Lauder, 63, $3.2 billion, New York, Estee Lauder
114. Gary Burrell, 70, $3.1 billion, Stilwell, Kan., navigation equipment
114. A. Jerrold Perenchio, 76, $3.1 billion, Bel Air, Calif., Univision
114. Carl Pohlad, 92, $3.1 billion, Minneapolis, banking
117. Lee Bass, 51, $3 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, oil, investments
117. Sid Bass, 64, $3 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, oil, investments
117. Kenneth Griffin, 38, $3 billion, Chicago, hedge funds
117. Henry Hillman, 88, $3 billion, Pittsburgh, industrialist
117. Richard LeFrak and family, 62, $3 billion, New York, real estate
117. T. Boone Pickens, 79, $3 billion, Dallas, oil and gas, investments
117. Thomas Pritzker, 57, $3 billion, Chicago, hotels, investments
117. Mitchell Rales, 51, $3 billion, Washington, Danaher Corp.
117. Donald Schneider, 71, $3 billion, Green Bay, Wis., trucking
117. John Sobrato and family, 68, $3 billion, Atherton, Calif., real estate
117. Patrick Soon-Shiong, 55, $3 billion, Los Angeles, generic drugs
117. Steven Spielberg, 60, $3 billion, Pacific Palisades, Calif., movies
117. Donald Trump, 61, $3 billion, New York, real estate
130. Victor Fung, 61, $2.9 billion, Hong Kong, distribution
130. Richard Kinder, 63, $2.9 billion, Houston, pipelines
130. Melvin Simon, 80, $2.9 billion, Indianapolis, real estate
130. Clemmie Spangler Jr., 75, $2.9 billion, Charlotte, N.C., investments
130. Ronda Stryker, 53, $2.9 billion, Kalamazoo, Mich., Stryker Corp.
135. James Coulter, 47, $2.8 billion, San Francisco, leveraged buyouts
135. Maurice Greenberg, 82, $2.8 billion, New York, American International Group
135. Amos Hostetter Jr., 70, $2.8 billion, Boston, cable television
135. Pauline MacMillan Keinath, 75, $2.8 billion, St. Louis, inheritance
135. Cargill MacMillan Jr., 80, $2.8 billion, Wayzata, Minn., inheritance
135. John MacMillan III, 79, $2.8 billion, Hillsboro Beach, Fla., inheritance
135. Whitney MacMillan, 78, $2.8 billion, Minneapolis, inheritance
135. Craig McCaw, 58, $2.8 billion, Seattle, McCaw Cellular
135. George Mitchell, 88, $2.8 billion, The Woodlands, Texas, Mitchell Energy
135. Marion MacMillan Pictet, 75, $2.8 billion, Hamilton, Bermuda, inheritance
135. Penny Pritzker, 48, $2.8 billion, Chicago, hotels, investments
135. Steven Rales, 56, $2.8 billion, Washington, Danaher Corp.
135. T. Denny Sanford, 71, $2.8 billion, Sioux Falls, S.D., banking, credit cards
135. Leslie Wexner, 70, $2.8 billion, New Albany, Ohio, Limited Brands
149. Ray Dolby, 74, $2.7 billion, San Francisco, Dolby Laboratories
149. Barbara Piasecka Johnson, 70, $2.7 billion, Monte Carlo, Monaco, inheritance
149. Roger Penske, 70, $2.7 billion, Birmingham, Mich., cars
149. Anthony Pritzker, 46, $2.7 billion, Los Angeles, hotels, investments
149. Daniel Pritzker, 48, $2.7 billion, Marin County, Calif., hotels, investments
149. James Pritzker, 56, $2.7 billion, Chicago, hotels, investments
149. Jay Robert (JB) Pritzker, 42, $2.7 billion, Evanston, Ill., hotels, investments
149. Jean (Gigi) Pritzker, 45, $2.7 billion, Chicago, hotels, investments
149. Karen Pritzker, 49, $2.7 billion, New Haven, Conn., hotels, investments
149. Linda Pritzker, 53, $2.7 billion, St. Ignatius, Mont., hotels, investments
149. David Rockefeller Sr., 92, $2.7 billion, New York, Standard Oil, banking
149. Glen Taylor, 66, $2.7 billion, Mankato, Minn., printing
161. Mark Cuban, 49, $2.6 billion, Dallas, Broadcast.com
161. John Pritzker, 54, $2.6 billion, San Francisco, hotels, investments
161. J. Joseph Ricketts and family, 66, $2.6 billion, Omaha, Neb., TD Ameritrade
161. Wilma Tisch, 80, $2.6 billion, New York, Loews
165. Leonore Annenberg, 89, $2.5 billion, Wynnewood, Pa., publishing
165. Edward Bass, 62, $2.5 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, oil, investments
165. Charles Brandes, 64, $2.5 billion, San Diego, money management
165. William Conway Jr., 58, $2.5 billion, McLean, Va., leveraged buyouts
165. Daniel D'Aniello, 61, $2.5 billion, Vienna, Va., leveraged buyouts
165. Jim Davis and family, 64, $2.5 billion, Newton, Mass., New Balance Athletic Shoe
165. Malcolm Glazer and family, 79, $2.5 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., sports teams, real estate
165. David Gottesman, 81, $2.5 billion, Rye, N.Y., investments
165. H. Wayne Huizenga, 69, $2.5 billion, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., investments
165. Ann Walton Kroenke, 57, $2.5 billion, Columbia, Mo., Wal-Mart
165. Theodore Lerner, 81, $2.5 billion, Chevy Chase, Md., real estate
165. Mary Alice Dorrance Malone, 57, $2.5 billion, Coatesville, Pa., inheritance
165. Michael Milken, 61, $2.5 billion, Los Angeles, investments
165. John Paulson, 51, $2.5 billion, New York, hedge funds
165. Peter Peterson, 81, $2.5 billion, New York, Blackstone Group
165. Robert Rich Jr., 66, $2.5 billion, Islamorada, Fla., nondairy creamer
165. David Rubenstein, 58, $2.5 billion, Bethesda, Md., leveraged buyouts
165. Lynn Schusterman, 68, $2.5 billion, Tulsa, Okla., oil and gas
165. David Shaw, 56, $2.5 billion, New York, hedge funds
165. Evgeny (Eugene) Shvidler, 43, $2.5 billion, London, Millhouse Capital
165. David Sun, 56, $2.5 billion, Fountain Valley, Calif., computer memory
165. John Tu, 67, $2.5 billion, Fountain Valley, Calif., computer memory
165. Oprah Winfrey, 53, $2.5 billion, Chicago, television
188. Bennett Dorrance, 58, $2.4 billion, Paradise Valley, Ariz., inheritance
188. Gordon Getty, 73, $2.4 billion, San Francisco, inheritance, oil
188. William Randolph Hearst III, 58, $2.4 billion, San Francisco, Hearst Corp.
188. Martha Ingram and family, 72, $2.4 billion, Nashville, Tenn., Ingram Industries
188. John Malone, 66, $2.4 billion, Parker, Colo., cable television
188. Frederick Smith, 63, $2.4 billion, Memphis, Tenn., FedEx
188. Mortimer Zuckerman, 70, $2.4 billion, New York, real estate, media
195. Thomas Barrack, 60, $2.3 billion, Los Angeles, Colony Capital
195. Charles Butt and family, 69, $2.3 billion, San Antonio, supermarkets
195. William Hilton, 79, $2.3 billion, Los Angeles, hotels, casinos
195. Carl Lindner Jr. and family, 88, $2.3 billion, Cincinnati, investments
195. Henry Nicholas III, 48, $2.3 billion, Laguna Hills, Calif., Broadcom
195. Nicholas Pritzker II, 63, $2.3 billion, Chicago, hotels, investments
195. Edward Roski Jr., 68, $2.3 billion, Los Angeles, real estate
195. Henry Samueli, 53, $2.3 billion, Newport Beach, Calif., Broadcom
195. Robert E. "Ted" Turner, 68, $2.3 billion, Lamont, Fla., cable television
204. Franklin Booth Jr., 84, $2.2 billion, Los Angeles, Berkshire Hathaway
204. Phillip Frost, 70, $2.2 billion, Miami, Ivax
204. Barbara Carlson Gage and family, 65, $2.2 billion, Minneapolis, Carlson Cos.
204. Tom Gores, 43, $2.2 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., leveraged buyouts
204. Jess Jackson, 77, $2.2 billion, Healdsburg, Calif., Jackson Family Wines
204. H. Fisk Johnson, 49, $2.2 billion, Racine, Wis., S.C. Johnson & Sons
204. Imogene Powers Johnson, 77, $2.2 billion, Racine, Wis., S.C. Johnson & Sons
204. S. Curtis Johnson, 52, $2.2 billion, Racine, Wis., S.C. Johnson & Sons
204. Helen Johnson-Leipold, 50, $2.2 billion, Racine, Wis., S.C. Johnson & Sons
204. Winnie Johnson-Marquart, 48, $2.2 billion, Virginia Beach, Va., S.C. Johnson & Sons
204. Omid Kordestani, 43, $2.2 billion, Atherton, Calif., Google
204. E. Stanley Kroenke, 60, $2.2 billion, Columbia, Mo., sports, real estate
204. Nancy Walton Laurie, 56, $2.2 billion, Columbia, Mo., Wal-Mart
204. Alfred Mann, 81, $2.2 billion, Los Angeles, inventor, entrepreneur
204. John Marriott Jr., 75, $2.2 billion, Potomac, Md., hotels
204. Marilyn Carlson Nelson and family, 68, $2.2 billion, Minneapolis, Carlson Cos.
220. S. Daniel Abraham, 83, $2.1 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., Slim-Fast
220. John Anderson, 90, $2.1 billion, Bel Air, Calif., investments
220. Neil Bluhm, 69, $2.1 billion, Chicago, real estate
220. John Catsimatidis, 59, $2.1 billion, New York, oil, real estate, supermarkets
220. Phoebe Hearst Cooke, 80, $2.1 billion, San Francisco, Hearst Corp.
220. Archie Aldis "Red" Emmerson, 78, $2.1 billion, Anderson, Calif., timberland, lumber mills
220. Austin Hearst, 55, $2.1 billion, New York, Hearst Corp.
220. David Hearst Jr., 62, $2.1 billion, Los Angeles, Hearst Corp.
220. George Hearst Jr., 80, $2.1 billion, Los Angeles, Hearst Corp.
220. James Leprino, 69, $2.1 billion, Denver, cheese
220. Richard Marriott, 68, $2.1 billion, Potomac, Md., hotels
220. Clayton Mathile, 66, $2.1 billion, Dayton, Ohio, Iams
220. Aubrey McClendon, 48, $2.1 billion, Oklahoma City, oil
220. John Morgridge, 74, $2.1 billion, Portola Valley, Calif., Cisco
220. Ernest Rady, 70, $2.1 billion, San Diego, banking, insurance
220. Phillip Ruffin, 72, $2.1 billion, Wichita, Kan., casinos, real estate
220. Jon Stryker, 49, $2.1 billion, Kalamazoo, Mich., Stryker Corp.
220. Tom Ward, 48, $2.1 billion, Edmond, Okla., Chesapeake Energy
220. William Wrigley Jr., 43, $2.1 billion, Lake Forest, Ill., chewing gum
239. Herbert Allen Jr. and family, 67, $2 billion, New York, investment banking
239. Frank Batten Sr., 80, $2 billion, Virginia Beach, Va., Landmark
239. Alan Casden, 61, $2 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., real estate
239. David Filo, 41, $2 billion, Palo Alto, Calif., Yahoo
239. J. Christopher Flowers, 49, $2 billion, New York, investments
239. B. Thomas Golisano, 65, $2 billion, Mendon, N.Y., Paychex
239. Joshua Harris, 42, $2 billion, New York, leveraged buyouts
239. James Jannard, 58, $2 billion, San Juan Islands, Wash., Oakley
239. James Kim and family, 71, $2 billion, Bryn Mawr, Pa., microchips
239. William Koch, 67, $2 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., oil, investments
239. Leslie Lampton, 82, $2 billion, Jackson, Miss., oil and chemicals refining
239. Thomas Lee, 63, $2 billion, New York, leveraged buyouts
239. Harry Macklowe, 70, $2 billion, New York, real estate
239. Margaret Magerko, 41, $2 billion, Belle Vernon, Pa., 84 Lumber
239. Joseph Mansueto, 51, $2 billion, Chicago, Morningstar
239. Bernard Marcus, 78, $2 billion, Atlanta, Home Depot
239. Frederik G.H. Meijer and family, 87, $2 billion, Grand Rapids, Mich., supermarkets
239. Charles Munger, 83, $2 billion, Los Angeles, Berkshire Hathaway
239. Sheldon Solow, 79, $2 billion, New York, real estate
239. Jerry Speyer, 67, $2 billion, New York, real estate
239. R. Stanford, 57, $2 billion, St. Croix, VI, Stanford Financial Group
239. David Tepper, 49, $2 billion, Chatham, N.J., hedge funds
261. John Calamos and family, 67, $1.9 billion, Aurora, Ill., mutual funds
261. Paul Foster, 50, $1.9 billion, El Paso, Texas, Western Refining Inc.
261. Thomas Frist Jr. and family, 69, $1.9 billion, Nashville, Tenn., HCA
261. Donald Hall, 79, $1.9 billion, Mission Hills, Kan., Hallmark
261. Jon Huntsman, 70, $1.9 billion, Salt Lake City, chemicals
261. Michael Jaharis, 79, $1.9 billion, New York, pharmaceuticals
261. George Lindemann and family, 71, $1.9 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., investments
261. Thomas Siebel, 54, $1.9 billion, Woodside, Calif., Siebel Systems
261. Albert Ueltschi, 90, $1.9 billion, Vero Beach, Fla., FlightSafety
261. Jerry Yang, 38, $1.9 billion, Los Altos, Calif., Yahoo
271. George Argyros, 70, $1.8 billion, Newport Beach, Calif., real estate, investments
271. Amar Bose, 77, $1.8 billion, Framingham, Mass., Bose
271. William Connor II, 57, $1.8 billion, Hong Kong, supply-chain services
271. Edward Debartolo Jr., 60, $1.8 billion, Tampa, Fla., shopping centers
271. L. John Doerr, 56, $1.8 billion, Woodside, Calif., venture capital
271. Kenneth Fisher, 56, $1.8 billion, Woodside, Calif., money management
271. David Green, 65, $1.8 billion, Oklahoma City, Hobby Lobby Stores
271. Jorge Perez, 57, $1.8 billion, Miami, condos
271. Michael Price, 55, $1.8 billion, Far Hills, N.J., investments
271. Kavitark Shriram, 51, $1.8 billion, Mountain View, Calif., Google
271. Pat Stryker, 51, $1.8 billion, Larimer, Colo., Stryker Corp.
271. A. Alfred Taubman, 83, $1.8 billion, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., real estate
271. Theodore Waitt, 44, $1.8 billion, San Diego, Gateway
271. Sanford Weill, 74, $1.8 billion, New York, Citigroup
271. Arthur Williams Jr., 65, $1.8 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., insurance
286. Edmund Ansin, 71, $1.7 billion, Miami Beach, Fla., Sunbeam Broadcasting
286. Louis Bacon, 51, $1.7 billion, London, hedge funds
286. Bharat Desai and family, 54, $1.7 billion, Fisher Island, Fla., Syntel
286. Louis Gonda, 59, $1.7 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., International Lease Finance
286. Michael Krasny, 54, $1.7 billion, Highland Park, Ill., CDW Corp.
286. Igor Olenicoff, 65, $1.7 billion, Newport Beach, Calif., real estate
286. Stewart Rahr, 61, $1.7 billion, New York, Kinray
286. Wilbur Ross Jr., 69, $1.7 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., leveraged buyouts
286. Walter Scott Jr., 76, $1.7 billion, Omaha, Neb., construction, telecom
286. Ernest Stempel, 91, $1.7 billion, Hamilton, Bermuda, insurance
286. Dean White, 84, $1.7 billion, Crown Point, Ind., billboards, hotels
297. John Abele, 70, $1.6 billion, Shelburne, Vt., Boston Scientific
297. Peter Buck, 76, $1.6 billion, Danbury, Conn., Subway
297. Robert Day, 63, $1.6 billion, Los Angeles, money management
297. Fred DeLuca, 59, $1.6 billion, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Subway
297. Wesley Edens, 45, $1.6 billion, New York, Fortress Investment Group
297. Thomas Friedkin, 72, $1.6 billion, Houston, Gulf States Toyota
297. Alan Gerry, 78, $1.6 billion, Liberty, N.Y., cable television
297. Marguerite Harbert, 84, $1.6 billion, Birmingham, Ala., inheritance
297. Stanley Stub Hubbard, 74, $1.6 billion, Lakeland, Minn., DirecTV
297. Michael Ilitch, 78, $1.6 billion, Detroit, pizza
297. Irwin Jacobs, 73, $1.6 billion, La Jolla, Calif., Qualcomm
297. Brad Kelley, 50, $1.6 billion, Nashville, Tenn., tobacco
297. Randal Kirk, 53, $1.6 billion, Belspring, Va., New River Pharmaceuticals, Third Security
297. Nancy Lerner, 47, $1.6 billion, Cleveland, inheritance
297. Norma Lerner, 71, $1.6 billion, Cleveland, inheritance
297. Randolph Lerner, 45, $1.6 billion, Cleveland, inheritance
297. Billy Joe "Red" McCombs, 79, $1.6 billion, San Antonio, radio, oil, real estate
297. Richard Peery, 67, $1.6 billion, Palo Alto, Calif., real estate
297. Bernard Saul II, 75, $1.6 billion, Chevy Chase, Md., banking, real estate
297. Phyllis Taylor, 66, $1.6 billion, New Orleans, Taylor Energy
317. Dennis Albaugh, 57, $1.5 billion, Marco Island, Fla., pesticides
317. Roland Arnall, 68, $1.5 billion, Holmby Hills, Calif., mortgages
317. John Arnold, 33, $1.5 billion, Houston, hedge funds
317. John Arrillaga, 70, $1.5 billion, Palo Alto, Calif., real estate
317. Ronald Baron, 64, $1.5 billion, New York, money managment
317. Andrew Beal, 54, $1.5 billion, Dallas, Beal Bank, real estate
317. Carl Berg, 70, $1.5 billion, Atherton, Calif., real estate
317. Arthur Blank, 65, $1.5 billion, Atlanta, Home Depot
317. Peter Briger Jr., 43, $1.5 billion, New York, Fortress Investment Group
317. Barry Diller, 65, $1.5 billion, New York, IAC/InterActiveCorp.
317. Israel Englander, 59, $1.5 billion, New York, hedge funds
317. John J. Fisher, 46, $1.5 billion, San Francisco, Gap
317. Gerald J. Ford, 63, $1.5 billion, Dallas, banking
317. James France, 62, $1.5 billion, Daytona Beach, Fla., auto racing
317. Robert Friedland, 57, $1.5 billion, Singapore, mining
317. Christopher Goldsbury, 64, $1.5 billion, San Antonio, salsa
317. Alec Gores, 54, $1.5 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., leveraged buyouts
317. Timothy Headington, 57, $1.5 billion, Dallas, oil, investments
317. Jeffrey Hildebrand, 48, $1.5 billion, Houston, oil
317. Jeremy Jacobs Sr., 67, $1.5 billion, East Aurora, N.Y., sports concessions
317. Joseph Jamail Jr., 81, $1.5 billion, Houston, lawsuits
317. Hamilton James, 56, $1.5 billion, New York, Blackstone Group
317. Jerral Jones, 64, $1.5 billion, Dallas, Dallas Cowboys
317. Vinod Khosla, 52, $1.5 billion, Menlo Park, Calif., Sun Microsystems, venture capital
317. Jerome Kohlberg Jr., 82, $1.5 billion, Mt. Kisco, N.Y., leveraged buyouts
317. Marc Lasry, 48, $1.5 billion, New York, hedge funds
317. Thomas Marsico, 52, $1.5 billion, Cherry Hill Village, Colo., mutual funds
317. Robert McNair, 70, $1.5 billion, Houston, energy, sports
317. Gary Michelson, 58, $1.5 billion, Los Angeles, medical patents
317. William Moncrief Jr., 87, $1.5 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, oil
317. Michael Novogratz, 42, $1.5 billion, New York, Fortress Investment Group
317. Daniel Och, 46, $1.5 billion, New York, hedge funds
317. Trevor Rees-Jones, 57, $1.5 billion, Dallas, oil
317. David Rich, 62, $1.5 billion, Jackson, Miss., nondairy creamer
317. Marc Rich, 72, $1.5 billion, Meggen, Switzerland, commodities
317. Steven Roth, 65, $1.5 billion, New York, real estate
317. Marc Rowan, 45, $1.5 billion, New York, leveraged buyouts
317. Tamir Sapir, 60, $1.5 billion, New York, real estate
317. Fayez Sarofim, 78, $1.5 billion, Houston, money management
317. Herbert Simon, 72, $1.5 billion, Indianapolis, real estate
317. O. Bruton Smith, 80, $1.5 billion, Charlotte, N.C., Speedway Motorsports
317. Peter Sperling, 47, $1.5 billion, Phoenix, Apollo Group
317. Joseph Steinberg, 63, $1.5 billion, New York, Leucadia National Corp.
317. Todd Wagner, 47, $1.5 billion, Dallas, Broadcast.com
361. James Clark, 63, $1.4 billion, Palm Beach, Fla., Netscape
361. Jamie Dinan, 48, $1.4 billion, New York, hedge funds
361. Roy Disney, 77, $1.4 billion, Los Angeles, Walt Disney
361. Richard Egan, 71, $1.4 billion, Hopkinton, Mass., EMC Corp.
361. Robert Fisher, 54, $1.4 billion, San Francisco, Gap
361. William Fisher, 50, $1.4 billion, San Francisco, Gap
361. Leslie Gonda, 87, $1.4 billion, Beverly Hills, Calif., International Lease Finance
361. Bruce Karsh, 52, $1.4 billion, Los Angeles, money management
361. Robert Kraft, 66, $1.4 billion, Brookline, Mass., New England Patriots
361. Anne Windfohr Marion, 68, $1.4 billion, Fort Worth, Texas, inheritance, oil
361. Howard Marks, 61, $1.4 billion, Los Angeles, money management
361. Robert Naify, 85, $1.4 billion, San Francisco, movie theaters
361. Nelson Peltz, 65, $1.4 billion, Bedford, N.Y., leveraged buyouts
361. Leandro Rizzuto, 69, $1.4 billion, Sheridan, Wyo., Conair
361. Patrick Ryan, 70, $1.4 billion, Winnetka, Ill., insurance
361. John Sperling, 86, $1.4 billion, Phoenix, Apollo Group
361. Hope Hill Van Beuren, 73, $1.4 billion, Middletown, R.I., inheritance
361. Charlotte Colket Weber, 64, $1.4 billion, Ocala, Fla., inheritance
361. Margaret Whitman, 51, $1.4 billion, Atherton, Calif., eBay
380. Stephen Bisciotti, 47, $1.3 billion, Millersville, Md., outsourcing, football
380. Timothy Blixseth, 57, $1.3 billion, Medina, Wash., timberland, real estate
380. John Brown, 73, $1.3 billion, Kalamazoo, Mich., Stryker Corp.
380. S. Truett Cathy, 86, $1.3 billion, Atlanta, Chick-fil-A
380. Glenn Dubin, 50, $1.3 billion, New York, hedge funds
380. Frank Fertitta III, 45, $1.3 billion, Las Vegas, casinos, Ultimate Fighting Championship
380. Lorenzo Fertitta, 38, $1.3 billion, Las Vegas, casinos, Ultimate Fighting Championship
380. William Gross, 63, $1.3 billion, Laguna Beach, Calif., bonds
380. Michael Heisley Sr., 70, $1.3 billion, Jupiter Island, Fla., manufacturing
380. Thomas Hicks, 61, $1.3 billion, Dallas, leveraged buyouts
380. William Kellogg, 64, $1.3 billion, Menomonee Falls, Wis., Kohl's
380. Michael Moritz, 52, $1.3 billion, Mountain View, Calif., venture capital
380. Julian Robertson Jr., 75, $1.3 billion, New York, money management, wine
380. Barry Rosenstein, 48, $1.3 billion, New York, hedge fund, Jana Partners
380. Richard Scaife, 75, $1.3 billion, Pittsburgh, investments
380. Walter Shorenstein and family, 92, $1.3 billion, San Francisco, real estate
380. Herbert Siegel, 79, $1.3 billion, New York, television
380. George Steinbrenner III, 77, $1.3 billion, Tampa, Fla., New York Yankees
380. Henry Swieca, 50, $1.3 billion, New York, hedge funds
380. Kenny Troutt, 59, $1.3 billion, Dallas, Excel Communications
380. Roger Wang, 57, $1.3 billion, Nanjing, China, retail
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