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Romesh T. Wadhwani Net Worth: Romesh T. Wadhwani is an American billionaire who has a net worth of $2.5 billion. He first entered the world’s richest rankings when he sold his software company Aspect Development Capital to i2 Technologies for $9.3 billion in stock in the period of the dot-com boom. But when the so-called tech bubble burst and i2 shares flopped, Wadhwani lost most of his net worth. Next, he invested $250 million in the inception, acquisition or construction of manifold IT companies, now known as Symphony Technologies Group, which he chairs. That move secured him place on the billionaires list once again in 2010. Wadhwani’s STG hold a combined $2 billion fortune in revenues and it employees over 14,000 people. Romesh T. Wadhwani earns the credits for the company’s vast expansion as he had only a few dollars when he came to the States in 1969. He first graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology in Mumbai and then he acquired a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at Carnegie Mellon. With his Wadhwani Foundation, which has over $100 million in assets, he intends to accelerate economic development and job creation in India, supporting skills development colleges for young adults and entrepreneurship networks at Indian universities. Today, Wadhwani is one of the billionaires who have signed Bill Gates’ and Warren Buffett’s Giving Pledge and sits on the boards of the Kennedy Center and the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

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Charles Dolan Net Worth: Charles Dolan is an American billionaire who has a net worth of $5 billion. He earned his fortune as the founder of Cablevision which was sold in 2016 for $17 billion. His family also controls The Madison Square Garden Company which was spun-off from Cablevision in 2010. MSG owns the New York Knicks, New York Rangers, MSG arena and related television networks. Charles F. Dolan was born on October 16, 1926 in Cleveland, Ohio. Early in his career, Charles and wife Helen packaged sports clips which they syndicated to television stations around the country. Charles eventually founded Sterling Cable which operated cable companies around the New York area. In the early 1970s Charles sold his Manhattan Cable division to Time Inc and subsequently re-named his Long Island division Cablevision Systems. Around this same time, Charles founded Home Box Office which he later sold to Time Life. By the early 2000s, Cablevision had penetrated tens of millions of homes around the country. In 1994, Cablevision bought 50% of the Madison Square Garden company from Viacom. In 1997 the company acquired a full 100% of MSG. In 2010, Cablevision spun-off MSG’s assets including ownership of the Knicks, Rangers, Liberty and the arena itself into a new company called The Madison Square Garden Company. Charles Dolan sold Cablevision in 2016 for $17.7 billion.