Carlos Slim Helú

...is hardly neglected, with Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page sharing the No. 5 spot, followed by Mexican magnate Carlos Slim Helu, News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch and Wal-Mart chief executive Michael Duke. Bill Gates, GE chairman...

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...companies, America Movil may be able to maintain a higher rating than its home country. The mobile phone giant, controlled by billionaire Carlos Slim, is well regarded by analysts and investors because of its conservative balance sheet and...

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...remove foreign-investment limits in fixed-line telephone companies, which would be a blow to market leader Telmex, controlled by tycoon Carlos Slim. Sen. Marko Cortes, who proposed changes to existing laws, told Reuters on Thursday that...

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...to 10.96 pesos while Maxcom <MXCMCPO.MX> jumped 11.98 percent to 7.20 pesos. Mexico's fixed-line phone market is led by billionaire Carlos Slim's Telmex <TELMEXL.MX>, and analysts expect global firms like Telefonica could snap up some of...

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...three titans of the business world. News Corporation chairman and chief executive Rupert Murdoch, the Mexican billionaire, Carlos Slim Helu, and Ratan Tata, chairman of Tata Group, India's largest conglomerate, told attendees of The Wall...

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...the Wall Street Journal said in October that it will close its Boston bureau to save money. Slim backed the New York Times <NYT.N>, in which he is a major investor, and said the newspaper industry is not just about the paper.

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...Sim said the time is right to invest in real estate and housing in Mexico as well as in water treatment and alternative energy. Slim, whose Latin American telecom empire has made him one of the world's richest men, said he was looking to...

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.... . . is enough to make us all ask if we didn't choose the wrong profession." The other Mexican to make the list was Carlos Slim Helu, a telecom tycoon considered by Forbes to be the third-richest man on Earth. Slim, who has benefited...

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...Powerful People. " Guzman was just below Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Another Mexican - telecom magnate Carlos Slim Helu, who Forbes listed as the world's third-richest man - was named No. 6 on the most-powerful list,...

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Mexican drug lord Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman Loera makes Forbes list of most powerful people EL PASO - Mexican magnate Carlos Slim Helu and Mexican drug lord Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman Loera are among the most powerful people in the world, according...

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