Lakshmi Mittal

Net worth: $32 billion

Chairman and chief executive, ArcelorMittal

The Indian steel titan is head of ArcelorMittal, the world’s leading

steelmaker by output. Mittal is the fifth-wealthiest person in the world,
according to Forbes’ annual billionaires list, released last March.
Azim Premji

Net worth: $17.1 billion

Chairman, Wipro

Like the Ambani brothers, Premji doesn’t hold the title of CEO, but effectively
acts like one. His company Wipro is one of India’s largest information-
technology companies. Earlier this month, he denied market rumors that Wipro
was interested in acquiring CapGemini of France.

The number 1 position was taken by Warren Buffet with Sheldon Adelson,
Bernard Arnault, Lawrence Ellison, Michael Dell and Charles Koch completing
the Top 10 list.
 Roger Smith
Designation: Former Chairman
and CEO of General Motors.
 Vikram Pandit

Designation: CEO of Citigroup.

 Andrew C. Taylor

Today's CEOs: Then and Now | BusinessWeek

 Indra Nooyi.
indra Nooyi is chairman and chief executive officer of PepsiCo,
which has the world's largest portfolio of billion-dollar food and
beverage brands, including 19 different product lines that each
generate more than $1 billion in annual retail sales.
 Sunil Mittal
Chairman of Bharti Airtel, Sunil Mittal's rank has slipped to 4th place this year
with a wealth of Rs 77,558 crore (Rs 775.58 billion).

He is the 87th richest man in the world.

Indra Nooyi (R), CEO of PepsiCo, with Sunil Mittal.

K P Singh and family
K P Singh & family take the 8th place with a net worth of Rs 40,999 crore
(Rs 409.99 billion). Their wealth increased by 92 per cent over the last
year.

K P Singh, chairman of DLF, is the 74th richest man in the world, in the
Forbes ranking.
 Kumar Mangalam Birla

Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman of the Aditya

Birla Group, is at the 9th richest with a wealth of
Rs 29,111 crore (Rs 291.11 billion), a growth of 95
per cent over the last year.
 Asim Ghosh: Advance tax -- Rs 75.4 crore

Former Vodafone CEO Arun Sarin (left) walks with

former Hutchison Essar CEO Asim Ghosh in Mumbai
 Analjit Singh, founder and chairman of Max India.

Analjit Singh, the founder and chairman of Max India,

a diversified business group with interests in
healthcare, IT services, and financial services, is India's
highest individual taxpayer
 Apple CEO Steve

No. 4: Steve Jobs, Apple. Total realized compensation (1999-2009) $749 million.
Despite his longstanding tradition of taking $1 base salary, the man with the
penchant for mock turtlenecks has done well enough to wear what he wants,
mainly by way of restricted stock which was granted in 2003 and vested in 2006.
 : Lawrence Ellison
No. 1: Lawrence Ellison, Oracle. Total realized compensation (1999-2009)
$1.84 billion. According to a Wall Street Journal analysis, Ellison, the 65-
year-old founder and CEO of the software giant, was the single best-paid
public company executive during the last decade. Gains on options
accounted for nearly all of his pay. Oracle's market capitalization tripled
during the decade. (VALERIE MACON/AFP/Getty Images)
 Shantanu Narayen, CEO of Adobe Systems

Shantanu Narayen, CEO of Adobe Systems, is ranked 16th in the

Forbes list of 25 Top Gun CEOs in the United States. The report says
Shantanu Narayen, backed with vast experience, knows how to
position the company in the industry. Narayen heads Adobe, which is
one of the world's largest and most diversified software companies.
His leadership, technology insight and operational expertise have
helped the company into new markets, and extended its product
portfolio and global reach.
RatanTata
Tata Sons