William Henry Gates III is an American business magnate, philanthropist, the world's third richest person (as of 2008), and chairman of Microsoft, the software company he founded with Paul Allen.His last day at Microsoft was June 27, 2008. Bill Gates in 1965.

For the record, Bill Gates is one rich bastard that I don't mind. You don't see him ballooning around the world or racing his yacht around Cape Horn, he is a billionaire in the mold of Warren Buffett - and I can live with that kind of rich guy.That being said, Bill Gates has a plan to help the poor called Creative Capitalism that could reverse the ever-widening gap between the world's rich and poor. However how many rich CEO's are of a like mind with Gates? And how many will be willing to let some of that wealth trickle down to the rest of us? I'm betting not many.It seems to me here

Scottish entrepreneur and the country's richest man, Sir Tom Hunter, has pledged to donate £1bn to charity over the course of his life.In April, Sir Tom was named in The Sunday Times Rich List as Scotland's first home-grown billionaire.The billionaire businessman told Sky News: "Philanthropy has become a great motivator to make more money. For me, it is two sides of the same coin.""I'm positive about wealth creation. I think it is a great positive force in our country."The tycoon describes himself as "fortunate" to have made a lot of money at an early age.Sir

A 1001 hp Bugatti Veyron worth of $1.1M was presented to public in Moscow city, in the capital of the country where the average doctor’s salary is $150 per month or $1800 per year.The new Bugatti Veyron 16.4 was landed from the top of Ritz Carlton hotel and both the journalists and common mortals could view this fascinating event.One of such Bugatti luxury car owners is Roustam Tariko, a Moscow billionaire, who made his fortune on "banking and vodka". A bachelor, Tariko is known for his parties on Sardinia Island and at Moscow nightclubs as well as his lavish lifestyle: he was the first