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The 2,755 people on Forbes’ 2021 World’s Billionaires list received their undergraduate degrees all over the world

Who are Dallas-Fort Worth's 27 billionaires? Take a look With Elon Musk’s relocation to the Austin region, he has taken the No. 1 spot in Texas. But there are still plenty of billionaires in North Texas. Author: David Ajamy (Dallas Business Journal) Published: 12:37 PM CDT May 15, 2021 Updated: 12:37 PM CDT May 15, 2021 DALLAS — Editor's note: The video above aired in April 2021. Over 40 percent of Texas’ billionaires hail from Dallas-Fort Worth, according to a Forbes ranking of the world’s billionaires released earlier this year. Of t...

The Ides of May: How Politics Plays a Role in Fort Worth's Mayoral Race This Year With the race to succeed Mayor Betsy Price in a full sprint to the finish — polls close May 1 — the campaign trail has a new obstacle: politics. Peoples, Zadeh, Parker photos by Olaf Growald In another time and place in Fort Worth history, City Councilman Jim Bradshaw counseled his colleague on the local government board, Woodie Woods, Fort Worth’s political plumber and one of the town’s more noted political philosophers, as he plotted a run for mayor in the late 1970s.  As it was recounte...

Rolling Stone Jonathan Taplin Tour-Managed Rock Royalty. Now He’s Telling His Stories In a new memoir, Taplin recalls what it was like to watch Dylan go electric, George Harrison speed-drive, and Clapton and the Band wrestle with demons and drugs By John Scheele* Jonathan Taplin wasn’t present at the creation, but in rock & roll terms, he came close enough. He witnessed Bob Dylan going electric at the Newport Folk Festival, saw Jimi Hendrix and many others at Monterey Pop, flew into Woodstock while working for the Band, helped coordinate George Harrison’s Concert for Ba...

These 10 Colleges Have Produced The Most Billionaire Alumni Tristar Media/Getty Images, Prodip Guha/Getty Images, Danny_Moloshok/REUTERS/Newscom American universities dominate, but it’s not all Ivy Leaguers on the 2021 World’s Billionaires list. The 2,755 people on Forbes’ 2021 World’s Billionaires list received their undergraduate degrees all over the world, from Al-Azhar University in Egypt to the Zhejiang University of Technology in China. Hundreds did not attend college at all, or left before obtaining a diploma, including a pair of Harvard dropouts who are among the five riche...