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8 days ago
1. Alice Walton, Walmart, $117.9B
2. Françoise Bettencourt Meyers, L'Oréal, $93.4B
3. Julia Koch, Koch Inc, $84.6B
4. Jacqueline Mars, Mars Inc, $50.3B
5. Iris Fontbona, Luksic Group, $47.4B
6. Rafaela Aponte-Diamant, MSC, $45.9B
7. Abigail Johnson, Fidelity, $41.6B
8. Savitri Jindal, Jindal Group, $39.2B
9. Marilyn Simons, Renaissance Technologies, $36.6B
10. Miriam Adelson, Las Vegas Sands, $31.2B
11. Lyndal Stephens Gretha, Endeavor Energy, $28.9B
12. Gina Rinehart, Hancock Prospecting, $25.1B
13. Vicky Safra, J. Safra Group, $24.8B
14. Susanne Klatten, BMW, $23.9B
15. Renata Kellnerová, PPF, $19.4B
16. Kwong Siu-hing, Sun Hung Kai, $16.8B
17. Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken, Heineken, $15.9B
18. Laurene Powell Jobs, Apple and Disney, $15.4B
19. Sandra Ortega Mera, Zara, $13.1B
20. Antonia Ax:son Johnson, Axel Johnson, $12.8B
21. Lee Boo-jin, Samsung, $12.2B
22. Trudy Cathy White, Chick-fil-A, $12B
23. Francine von Finck, Finck family investments, $11.7B
24. Kirsten Rausing, Tetra Laval, $11.4B
25. Gayle Benson, Saints and Pelicans, $11.2B
26. Randa Duncan Williams, Enterprise Products, $11.2B
27. Magdalena Martullo-Blocher, EMS-Chemie, $11.1B
28. Carrie Perrodo, Perenco, $10.9B
29. Denise York, San Francisco 49ers, $10B
30. María Asunción Aramburuzabala, Grupo Modelo, $9.2B
31. Tamara Gustavson, Public Storage, $8.8B
32. Rekha Jhunjhunwala, stock portfolio, $8.6B
33. Karen Pritzker, Hyatt, $8.2B
34. Marie-Hélène Habert-Dassault, Dassault, $8.1B
35. Maria Fernanda Amorim, Amorim, $8B
36. Sofie Kirk Kristiansen, Lego, $8B
37. Tanya Saadé Zeenny, CMA CGM, $7.9B
38. Zong Fuli, Wahaha, $7.7B
39. Marian Ilitch, Little Caesars, $7.6B
40. Maria Angelicoussis, Angelicoussis Group, $7.5B
41. Dona Bertarelli, Serono, $7.4B
42. Lynsi Snyder, In-N-Out Burger, $7.3B
43. Alexandra Schörghuber, Schörghuber, $7.2B
44. Edythe Broad, KB Home and SunAmerica, $7B
45. Ronda Stryker, Stryker, $6.7B
46. Margot Birmingham Perot, EDS and Perot Systems, $6.4B
47. Hortensia Herrero, Mercadona, $6.3B
48. Anna Viegener, Viega, $6.1B
2. Françoise Bettencourt Meyers, L'Oréal, $93.4B
3. Julia Koch, Koch Inc, $84.6B
4. Jacqueline Mars, Mars Inc, $50.3B
5. Iris Fontbona, Luksic Group, $47.4B
6. Rafaela Aponte-Diamant, MSC, $45.9B
7. Abigail Johnson, Fidelity, $41.6B
8. Savitri Jindal, Jindal Group, $39.2B
9. Marilyn Simons, Renaissance Technologies, $36.6B
10. Miriam Adelson, Las Vegas Sands, $31.2B
11. Lyndal Stephens Gretha, Endeavor Energy, $28.9B
12. Gina Rinehart, Hancock Prospecting, $25.1B
13. Vicky Safra, J. Safra Group, $24.8B
14. Susanne Klatten, BMW, $23.9B
15. Renata Kellnerová, PPF, $19.4B
16. Kwong Siu-hing, Sun Hung Kai, $16.8B
17. Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken, Heineken, $15.9B
18. Laurene Powell Jobs, Apple and Disney, $15.4B
19. Sandra Ortega Mera, Zara, $13.1B
20. Antonia Ax:son Johnson, Axel Johnson, $12.8B
21. Lee Boo-jin, Samsung, $12.2B
22. Trudy Cathy White, Chick-fil-A, $12B
23. Francine von Finck, Finck family investments, $11.7B
24. Kirsten Rausing, Tetra Laval, $11.4B
25. Gayle Benson, Saints and Pelicans, $11.2B
26. Randa Duncan Williams, Enterprise Products, $11.2B
27. Magdalena Martullo-Blocher, EMS-Chemie, $11.1B
28. Carrie Perrodo, Perenco, $10.9B
29. Denise York, San Francisco 49ers, $10B
30. María Asunción Aramburuzabala, Grupo Modelo, $9.2B
31. Tamara Gustavson, Public Storage, $8.8B
32. Rekha Jhunjhunwala, stock portfolio, $8.6B
33. Karen Pritzker, Hyatt, $8.2B
34. Marie-Hélène Habert-Dassault, Dassault, $8.1B
35. Maria Fernanda Amorim, Amorim, $8B
36. Sofie Kirk Kristiansen, Lego, $8B
37. Tanya Saadé Zeenny, CMA CGM, $7.9B
38. Zong Fuli, Wahaha, $7.7B
39. Marian Ilitch, Little Caesars, $7.6B
40. Maria Angelicoussis, Angelicoussis Group, $7.5B
41. Dona Bertarelli, Serono, $7.4B
42. Lynsi Snyder, In-N-Out Burger, $7.3B
43. Alexandra Schörghuber, Schörghuber, $7.2B
44. Edythe Broad, KB Home and SunAmerica, $7B
45. Ronda Stryker, Stryker, $6.7B
46. Margot Birmingham Perot, EDS and Perot Systems, $6.4B
47. Hortensia Herrero, Mercadona, $6.3B
48. Anna Viegener, Viega, $6.1B
12 days ago
The Latest in the Middle East
Houthis / Yemen
Saudi-led airstrikes: The top-ranked story is an AP report, flagged as a high-threat alert, that a Saudi-led coalition says its jets are bombing the Iran-backed Houthis. It is single-source so far, with no corroboration.
Ground fighting: GDELT carries a headline that Yemeni government forces claim they have retaken Mocha from the Houthis. A related piece says government forces are aiming for Sanaa, but a Houthi defeat "will be a challenge". Both are unverified claims.
Escalation signal: Yemen is one of five countries driving the global strategic risk score of 70 (high), alongside Ukraine, Russia, China and Pakistan.
Casualty data: UCDP events are stale. The latest, around 29 Aug, show small clashes of 1–4 deaths each between government and Presidential Leadership Council forces.
Iran
Thermal spikes: Four thermal anomalies were detected over Iran in the 18:00 UTC window, all rated critical. The strongest are z=4.7 at about 31.5°N 48°E and z=3.3 at about 30.5°N 47.5°E, in the southwest. Their cause isn't identified.
Israeli warning: An Israeli envoy said "Iran must come to terms with US or face military consequences", citing proxy attacks.
US blockade: Iranians face soaring medicine prices under a US blockade and sanctions. A top Iranian official has admitted the economy is in a dire state.
Travel advisory: Iran and Yemen are both at "do-not-travel". The UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia are at "reconsider".
Related incident: WSJ reported on security failures behind an attack on a FlyDubai flight, with a co-pilot allegedly planning it beforehand. I didn't verify any link to the Iran or Houthi conflict.
Gaps in the data
Hormuz: The only chokepoint data returned is cached from 5 April. It shows critical risk, 100% disruption and 432 incidents in 7 days. I wouldn't treat it as current.
Military posture: The Iran theater reads "normal" with 5 active flights, no tracked vessels and no operations. That looks low against the other signals, so I'd treat it with caution.
Hotspot escalation scores: The hotspot escalation call failed with a permissions error, so there's no 1–5 escalation ranking. Reconnecting the World Monitor connector with broader access in your connector settings should fix that.
Houthis / Yemen
Saudi-led airstrikes: The top-ranked story is an AP report, flagged as a high-threat alert, that a Saudi-led coalition says its jets are bombing the Iran-backed Houthis. It is single-source so far, with no corroboration.
Ground fighting: GDELT carries a headline that Yemeni government forces claim they have retaken Mocha from the Houthis. A related piece says government forces are aiming for Sanaa, but a Houthi defeat "will be a challenge". Both are unverified claims.
Escalation signal: Yemen is one of five countries driving the global strategic risk score of 70 (high), alongside Ukraine, Russia, China and Pakistan.
Casualty data: UCDP events are stale. The latest, around 29 Aug, show small clashes of 1–4 deaths each between government and Presidential Leadership Council forces.
Iran
Thermal spikes: Four thermal anomalies were detected over Iran in the 18:00 UTC window, all rated critical. The strongest are z=4.7 at about 31.5°N 48°E and z=3.3 at about 30.5°N 47.5°E, in the southwest. Their cause isn't identified.
Israeli warning: An Israeli envoy said "Iran must come to terms with US or face military consequences", citing proxy attacks.
US blockade: Iranians face soaring medicine prices under a US blockade and sanctions. A top Iranian official has admitted the economy is in a dire state.
Travel advisory: Iran and Yemen are both at "do-not-travel". The UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia are at "reconsider".
Related incident: WSJ reported on security failures behind an attack on a FlyDubai flight, with a co-pilot allegedly planning it beforehand. I didn't verify any link to the Iran or Houthi conflict.
Gaps in the data
Hormuz: The only chokepoint data returned is cached from 5 April. It shows critical risk, 100% disruption and 432 incidents in 7 days. I wouldn't treat it as current.
Military posture: The Iran theater reads "normal" with 5 active flights, no tracked vessels and no operations. That looks low against the other signals, so I'd treat it with caution.
Hotspot escalation scores: The hotspot escalation call failed with a permissions error, so there's no 1–5 escalation ranking. Reconnecting the World Monitor connector with broader access in your connector settings should fix that.
16 days ago
BroWire on X: "A man in the US exposed a dangerous flaw in the Sig Sauer P320, claiming the pistol can fire without the trigger being pulled." / X
A man in the US exposed a dangerous flaw in the Sig Sauer P320, claiming the pistol can fire without the trigger being pulled.
https://x.com/BroWire_/status/2104979523871883398?s=20
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