This is pretty cute. Forbes' latest list adds Harry Potter's Lucius Malfoy. I particularly like the fact that Lucius invests in Wal-Mart, Microsoft and Halliburton.
http://www.forbes.com/2005/12/01/potter-malfoy-wealth_cx_de_05fict15_1201malfoyprofile.html?boxes=customAnother good article, added today, reports on the feud between billionaires Lex Luthor and Bruce Wayne.
"The rivalry between multibillionaires Lex Luthor and Bruce Wayne is mutating into outright hatred, associates say, as both men become publicly embroiled in the national debate over whether the government should try to regulate superpowered beings."
More: "Luthor insinuates that Wayne should not be getting involved in public debates given his own history of strange behavior. Wayne is absolutely batty. He should keep his mouth shut. You know what they say about people in glass houses, says Luthor.
Admittedly, Wayne has a reputation for showing up at parties and then suddenly vanishing. Even stranger is his habit of keeping teenage boys as wards--hes now on his third, after the second died in a mysterious accident. Gotham Police have cleared Wayne of the death, but rumors persist. Wayne says he keeps the boys because he, himself, was an orphan: I just want to give these boys what I didnt have. Chimes in former ward Dick Grayson, now 22: Bruce has never shown any of us anything but love. Luthor is a crook and a mudslinger."
http://www.forbes.com/2005/12/07/wayne-luthor-superheroes_cx_mh_05fict15_1207superheroesprofile.html?boxes=custom There's much more.
The Simpson's Montgomery Burns' profile is pretty funny too. I enjoy how Forbes puts this stuff out with a straight face...
