Bloomberg published a list of the most influential people in the world. Apple CEO Tim cook took the third place after the US fed head Janet Yellen and the President of the people’s Republic of China XI Jinping.
In the ranking of Bloomberg Markets ‘ 50 most influential people in the world. And it was headed by the head of the Federal reserve system of the USA Janet Yellen. The second spot is occupied by China’s President XI Jinping, rounded out the top three Apple CEO Tim cook. Succeeding the legendary Steve jobs in 2011, cook was able to achieve a doubling of the market capitalization of Apple and a significant increase in company profits. IPhone sales hit record, and the brand is the most expensive in the world. Isn’t this the indicators of impact of the Corporation and its chapters.
As notes the edition, in this list were United people of different professions: some of them founded the company and who directs the whole economy or even government. While all share the success of each one in their field.
The ten most influential people in the world also includes well-known investors, billionaire Larry Fink and Warren Buffett, President Barack Obama, financier and businessman Carl Aiken, CEO of Goldman Sachs Lloyd Blankfein, the Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel and co-founder of Linkedin Reid Hoffman.
The founder of the world’s largest online retailer Amazon Jeff Bezos, whose fortune thanks to the growth of quotations of the company already valued at $45 billion, took the 15-th line of the rating. Pope Francis (No. 31), according to Bloomberg Markets, was slightly less influential than the well-known economist, Professor Paul Krugman, which is located one line above. And the head of the International monetary Fund Christine Lagarde was ranked in the Bloomberg Markets ranking only 38th place.
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