tycoon造句

Betty James is definitely not a tycoon.

Only one person can be the richest tycoon.

Hong Kong property tycoon Li Ka-shing was most highly regarded, followed by Bill Gates, mainland property tycoon Wang Shi and basketball player Yao Ming.

Disgraced media tycoon Conrad Black will appeal against his convictions for fraud, his lawyer has said.

Most of the family wealth resided with his tycoon father, Joseph P. Kennedy.

Bobo: He is a grandson of Hongkong tycoon Henry Fok who just passed away weeks ago.

Earlier reports had suggested the chocolate tycoon Michele Ferrero was opposed to the idea.

The self-made tycoon was bragging about the secret of his success.

His wife is the sister of Patrice Motsepe, another BEE tycoon and the country’s first black dollar billionaire.

Gates has held the No. 1 spot since 1995, when he unseated Yoshiaki Tsutsumi, a Japanese real estate tycoon.

Gong had already been married to Singaporean business tycoon Ooi Hoe Soeng for 13 years before submitting her application.

"2010 is... the first time in ten years a property tycoon has not made the top five," Hoogewerf said.

As one tycoon puts it, greater state control might not matter if the state were Norway; but in Russia, it means lower efficiency and output.

Both protests aimed to influence Bernard Arnault, a luxury-goods tycoon who is France's richest man-but to very different ends.

That some investigations are carried out by the security service, headed by a media tycoon who fell out with Ms Tymoshenko, merely proves the point.

Australia's Next Top Model's two finalists had already made their winner's and loser's speeches when presenter Sarah Murdoch, daughter-in-law of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, revealed the mix-up.

Next week, Boston Red Sox owner John W. Henry will face off in England's High Court against Texan tycoon Tom Hicks over ownership of struggling soccer team Liverpool FC.

The young tycoon proved that to be successful in the cutthroat world of business you need to occasionally put aside hard-boiled business practices and go with your gut instincts.

Only five on the list are less well-off than they were in 2010, including real estate tycoon Zhong Sheng Jian, whose Yanlord Land has property interests in China.

One clothing tycoon provided excellent benefits and salaries for his employees but also located his offices far from the more happening business centers, to cut down on real estate costs.