@Doorsislamische KapitalistenWarum machst du es dir so einfach? Ist dir nicht bewusst, wie ignorant du bist?
Was soll das? Ich dachte du hast Erfahrung...
Ja, es gibt Menschen die lernen nie.
Es sind Kapitalisten. Es sind keine islamische Kapitalisten wie es auch keine judentum Kapitalisten sind.
Es sind auch keine muslimischen und juedische Kapitalisten.
Es sind Verbrecher.
Kapitalismus hat keine Religion und keine Nationalitaet.
Alwaleed Talal
-Member of Saudi royal family and one of richest men in the world. Also holds Lebanese citizenship
-Invested heavily in international media from fortune based on oil and financial investments (like Citibank).
-Kingdom Holding Company owns Rotana TV, and is heavily invested in Iqraa, MBC and others. Was partner with Rafiq Hariri in Lebanese media operations. He has special fondness for owning upscale hotels like the Four Seasons chain.
-In 2007, at $29.5 billion net worth, he was 13th richest in the world
Known for his philanthropic work as well as his lavish lifestyle.
Media moguls emerge for a variety of reasons:
1. Money. Media makes lots of it in short time.
2. As investment. Until the recent economic downturn, media companies generally continued to grow as assets. They are often sold at multiples of gross earnings.
3. As synergy instruments: Often mergers and acquisitions of other media fit into a company’s operational strategies for either vertical or horizontal integration.
4. Psychological reasons: Media ownership provides visibility and prestige and can further political ambitions of the owners.
Moguls have grown wealthy on media by two primary ways.
1. by inheriting, acquiring or starting media operations; or by investing in them sufficient capital to have a say on how the corporation’s run.
2. by demonstrating leadership and business acumen as managers to earn high salaries and perquisites (aka perks).