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Formosa Heirs Drop Off Taiwan’s 50 Richest List Amid Global Chemical Sector Downturn
With Taiwan’s chemicals sector battling headwinds, brothers William and Wilfred Wang are among the four dropoffs this year.
ByJane Ho,
Forbes Staff
The Age Of Digital Divination
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Get An Adrenaline Rush From The Tenth Edition Of The 30 Under 30 Asia List In Forbes Asia's June Issue
Tales of two billionaires: Japan's Yasuhide Uno takes on Netflix on his home turf with U-Next; India-born Sunny Varkey partners with billionaire Gautam Adani to expand his Dubai-based GEMS Education school network in his native country.
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Wu Brothers Unite To Form Taiwan’s Fourth Largest Financial Holding Company
Taiwan’s Taishin Holdings and Shin Kong Financial Holding, respectively founded by billionaire brothers Thomas Wu (No. 30, $2.2 billion) and Eugene Wu (No. 44, $1.6 billion), said last year that they would merge to create the island’s fourth-largest financial holding company with NT$8.3 trillion ($274 billion) in total assets.
ByChengbo Liu,
Contributor
As Demand For Their Cooling Devices Hots Up, Brothers Ride The AI Wave To Debut On Taiwan’s 50 Richest List
The frenzied AI data center buildout has been a boon for Taiwan-listed Jentech Precision Industrial, a maker of cooling components and other parts for semiconductors.
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AI Boom Propels Founder Of Server Rail Maker Onto Ranks Of Taiwan’s 50 Richest
King Slide Works, a maker of server rails—metal frames on which equipment is mounted in server cabinets—has been riding the boom in demand for AI data centers.
ByJane Ho,
Forbes Staff
Taiwan’s 50 Richest 2025: Strong Demand For Chips Helps Drive Double-Digit Growth In Wealth To Record High
Brothers Daniel & Richard Tsai reclaim the No. 1 spot after a year’s gap.
ByJane Ho,
Forbes Staff
Inside Billionaire Sunny Varkey’s Plans To Turn His GEMS Schools Into World Class Jewels
Billionaire’s partnership to set up schools with fellow rich-lister Gautam Adani widens his India footprint as he benefits from expat influx into his home market
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Hello Kitty Founder Regains Spot Among Japan’s Richest As Shares Of Sanrio Soar
Sanrio, the 64-year-old company behind the iconic Hello Kitty brand, is thriving once again with a modern makeover.
ByZinnia Lee,
Forbes Staff
Content Creators: A New Breed Of Entrepreneur
These are the media moguls of the mobile phone era, the exact types of innovators that Forbes has chronicled for a century.
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Forbes Staff