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Posted by Mitch45 on Sun Jun 28 14:17:41 2026 And lest you think there are no black American billionaires, here’s a partial list.Technology & Finance Alexander Karp ($13.4 billion): Co-founder and CEO of the software and data-mining firm Palantir Technologies. David Steward ($12.4 billion): Chairman and co-founder of World Wide Technology (WWT), a massive IT provider serving major global corporations and government agencies. Robert F. Smith ($10 billion): Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Vista Equity Partners, the largest Black-owned private equity firm in the U.S.. Tope Awotona ($1.4 billion): Founder and CEO of the scheduling software company Calendly. Adebayo Ogunlesi ($2.5 billion): Nigerian-born U.S. investment banker and co-founder/chairman of Global Infrastructure Partners. Media & Entertainment Oprah Winfrey ($3.2 billion): Media mogul, philanthropist, and founder of the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN). Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter ($2.8 billion): Hip-hop's first billionaire and founder of Roc Nation, with massive investments in art, beverages, and music. Tyler Perry ($1.4 billion): Actor, director, and media mogul who owns Tyler Perry Studios. Rihanna ($1 billion): Musician and entrepreneur behind the highly successful Fenty Beauty and Savage X Fenty lines. Beyoncé Knowles-Carter ($1 billion): Global music icon, entrepreneur, and founder of Parkwood Entertainment and the Cécred hair care line. Dr. Dre ($1 billion): Legendary producer, rapper, and co-founder of Beats Electronics. Robert Johnson ($1 billion): Co-founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET). Sports & Endorsement Michael Jordan ($4.3 billion): NBA legend who amassed massive wealth through his Nike Jordan Brand and former majority ownership of the Charlotte Hornets. Earvin "Magic" Johnson ($1.6 billion): NBA Hall of Famer who built an empire post-playing career via EquiTrust Life Insurance and various sports franchise ownership stakes. Tiger Woods ($1.5 billion): Professional golfer whose net worth spans prize money, course design, and sports/tech ventures. LeBron James ($1.4 billion): NBA superstar, active athlete, and savvy investor with equity in Blaze Pizza and Beats by Dre. |