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CEO, Goldman Sachs Group
- Age: 59
- Residence: New York, NY
- Country of Citizenship: United States
- Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Harvard University; Doctor of Jurisprudence, Harvard University
- Marital Status: Married
- Children: 3
Profile
Blankfein's indomitable investment bank, with $938 billion in assets,
had some rough spots this past year, including an electronic trading
error that flooded the U.S. options market with unintended orders.
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Prime Minister, Israel
- Age: 64
- Residence: Jerusalem, Israel
- Country of Citizenship: Israel
- Education: Master of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Bachelor of Arts / Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Marital Status: Married
- Children: 3
Profile
Though Netanyahu presides over just 8 million people, he leads one of
the world's most religiously and geopolitically fraught nations. PM of
Israel since 2009, with a lengthy political career prior to that,
Netanyahu is a central player in nearly every Middle Eastern crisis.
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CEO, General Electric
- Age: 57
- Residence: Fairfield, CT
- Country of Citizenship: United States
- Education: Master of Business Administration, Harvard Business School
- Marital Status: Married
- Children: 1
Profile
As head of the fourth-largest company in the world, Immelt oversees one
of the most diverse businesses on the planet: GE produces aircraft
engines, lightbulbs, amusement parks, medical devices and much more.
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Cofounder, Chairman and CEO, Facebook
- Age: 29
- Source of Wealth: Facebook, self-made
- Residence: Palo Alto, CA
- Country of Citizenship: United States
- Education: Drop Out, Harvard University
- Marital Status: Married
Profile
The hoodie-wearing CEO has over one billion "friends" but he's expanding
his influence with lobbying group FWD.us, which advocates for
immigration reform and technology education.
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Grand Ayatollah, Iran
- Age: 74
- Residence: Tehran, Iran
- Country of Citizenship: Iran
Profile
Iran's Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution presides over the
nation's civil and religious business. The America-hating, nuke-hungry
country's top decision maker welcomed a new, supposedly more moderate
president