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Built their fortune through Oil. Worth $29.5B, ranked #95 globally.


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Discover WatchesBuilt their fortune through Oil. Worth $29.5B, ranked #95 globally.

Built their fortune through Investments, real estate. Worth $13.4B, ranked #247 globally.

Built their fortune through Pharmaceuticals. Worth $11.8B, ranked #300 globally.
Built their fortune through Medical supplies. Worth $10.4B, ranked #354 globally.

The Clooneys have perfected the art of the staycation, with a coordinating late summer wardrobe to match in Italy.
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