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Wendy Thomas net worth: Wendy Thomas is the daughter of the American businessman Dave Thomas who has a net worth of $100 million dollars. Born in Pensacola Beach, Florida, Wendy Thomas graduated from the University of Florida and currently lives in Texas. She is most widely recognized as the daughter of Wendy’s Restaurant founder, Dave Thomas, and it is her picture that appears on Wendy’s packaging and promotional materials. She owned multiple Wendy’s restaurants in Texas, until her father’s death in 2002. She and her siblings subsequently purchased additional restaurants in Ohio, as well. She currently owns approximately 30 Wendy’s locations. Her father often appeared in Wendy’s ads, and in 1989, she was heard in one spot, but not seen. In 2010, she began appearing in ads for the restaurant, in much the same manner as her father. The ads have since gone national, but were originally only aired in parts of the South and Midwest. In addition to her ownership duties with Wendy’s, she also serves on the board of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.

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Igor Zyuzin Net Worth: Igor Zyuzin is a Russian businessman who has a net worth of $1.8 billion. He has amassed his net worth through one of the leading mining and metallurgical companies in Russia called Mechel, where he is the Chairman of the Board of Directors and a major shareholder. Born Igor Vladimirovich Zyuzin on May 29, 1960 in Kimovsk, Tula Oblast, he took two diplomas (one in mining and economics, and other in technical sciences) from the Tula Polytechnic Institute. He started his professional career in 1987 working at the mine Raspadskaya, which he left some six years later because of disagreements with the new management, headed by Gennady Kozlov. It was in 2003 that he founded Mechel, which has evolved into a producer of coal, iron ore, nickel steel, rolled steel products, hardware, as well as heat and electric power. With headquarters in Moscow, the company also has active operating facilities in Russia, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Ukraine, United Kingdom and the United States. As of today, it owns more than 20 plants and coal mines worldwide. Ever since March 2003, has been controlling the company as Chairman of its Board of Directors. He has also been serving as the CEO and Director from December 2006. After Mechel lost some $550 million (with $9.1 billion in debt) during the first months of 2012, Zyuzin was forced to sell several assets of company, including factories in Romania, a wire mesh maker in Lithuania called Mechel Namunas, and the nickel producer Yuzhuralnickel. Apart from his duties at Mechel, M. Zyuzin holds the Chairman position at the Board of Directors of Southern Kuzbass Coal Company as of May 1999. In the period from 1997 and 1999, he was also the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Mezhdurechensk Coal Company, and currently he is a member of the board of Kuzbass Central Processing Plant.

Fela Kuti net worth: Fela Kuti was a Nigerian musician, composer, and human rights activist who had a net worth of $5 million at the time of his death. That net worth includes the value of his his intellectual property including his likeness, name, trademarks and music catalog, which increased in value exponentially after his death. Fela Kuti was born in Abeokuta, Colony of Nigeria in October 1938 and passed away in August 1997. He was considered a pioneer in the music genre of Afrobeat. Kuti was known as one of Africa’s most charismatic and challenging musical artists. He played saxophone, keyboards, trumpet, guitar, and drums in addition to singing. Fela Kuti released the albums Fela Fela Fela in 1969, Fela’s London Scene in 1971, Why Black Man Dey Suffer in 1971, Live! in 1971, Open & Close in 1971, Shakara in 1972, Roforofo Fight in 1972, Afrodisiac in 1973, Gentleman in 1973, Confusion in 1975, Expensive Shit in 1975, He Miss Road in 1975, Zombie in 1976, Stalemate in 1977, No Agreement in 1977, Sorrow Tears and Blood in 1977, Shuffering and Shmiling in 1978, Black President in 1981, Original Sufferhead in 1981, Unknown Soldier in 1981, Army Arrangement in 1985, Beasts of No Nation in 1989, and Confusion Break Bones in 1990. During his life he clashed many times with the Nigerian government and was jailed on several occasions, sometimes for longer than a year. When he died in 1997, Fela did not leave a will or any formal indication for how he wanted his assets distributed. His estate recognized seven children, of which one was deceased. During his lifetime he reportedly had more than 20 wives/partners, none of whom were given any right to his assets. More than one million people reportedly attended his funeral.