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278. STEVE WYNN
$3 billionª • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Casinos, hotels
AGE: 78 • RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
29 5. RON BARON
$2.9 billion© • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Money management
AGE: 77 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
29 5. JIMMY HASLAM
$2.9 billion§ ̈ • SELF-MADE:p
SOURCE: Gas stations, retail
AGE: 66 • RESIDENCE: Knoxville, TN
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
29 5. DANIEL LOEB
$2.9 billion© • SELF-MADE:t
SOURCE: Hedge funds
AGE: 58 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE:yy
29 5. HAIM SABAN
$2.9 billion§ ̈ • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: TV network, investments
AGE: 75 • RESIDENCE: Beverly Hills, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
29 9. WILLIAM BERKLEY
$2.8 billion© • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Insurance
AGE: 74 • RESIDENCE: Coconut Grove, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
29 9. NORMAN BRAMAN
$2.8 billion© • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Art, car dealerships
AGE: 88 • RESIDENCE: Miami, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
29 9. NICK CAPORELLA
$2.8 billion • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Beverages
AGE: 84 • RESIDENCE: Plantation, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A
299. AUSTEN CARGILL II
$2.8 billionª • SELF-MADE:n
SOURCE: Cargill
AGE: 69 • RESIDENCE: Livingston, MT
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A
299. JAMES CARGILL II
$2.8 billionª • SELF-MADE:n
SOURCE:Cargill
AGE: 71 • RESIDENCE: Birchwood, WI
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
299. JOHN CATSIMATIDIS
$2.8 billion© • SELF-MADE:w
SOURCE: Oil, real estate
AGE: 72 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
299. STEVE CONINE
$2.8 billion • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Online retail
AGE: 48 • RESIDENCE: Boston, MA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
299. JOHN HENRY
$2.8 billion© • SELF-MADE:t
SOURCE: Sports
AGE: 70 • RESIDENCE: Boca Raton, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y29 9. B. WAYNE HUGHES
$2.8 billion§ ̈ • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Self-storage
AGE: 86 • RESIDENCE: Lexington, KY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyyy
299. WILLIAM LAUDER
$2.8 billion§ ̈ • SELF-MADE:q
SOURCE: Estée Lauder
AGE: 60 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A
29 9. PABLO LEGORRETA
$2.8 billion® • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Investments
AGE: 56 • RESIDENCE: Sag Harbor, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A
29 9. MARIANNE LIEBMANN
$2.8 billionª • SELF-MADE:n
SOURCE: Cargill
AGE: 67 • RESIDENCE: Bozeman, MT
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y299. STEPHEN MANDEL JR.
$2.8 billion§ ̈ • SELF-MADE:t
SOURCE: Hedge funds
AGE: 64 • RESIDENCE: Greenwich, CT
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
299. DRAYTON MCLANE JR.
$2.8 billion© • SELF-MADE:r
SOURCE: Walmart, logistics
AGE: 84 • RESIDENCE: Temple, TX
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
299. IRA RENNERT
$2.8 billionª • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Investments
AGE: 86 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
29 9. ALEJANDRO SANTO DOMINGO
$2.8 billionª • SELF-MADE:p
SOURCE: Beer
AGE: 43 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
29 9. ANDRES SANTO DOMINGO
$2.8 billionª • SELF-MADE:p
SOURCE: Beer
AGE: 42 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
299. NIRAJ SHAH
$2.8 billion • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Online retail
AGE: 46 • RESIDENCE: Boston, MA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
29 9. TODD WANEK
$2.8 billion® • SELF-MADE:q
SOURCE: Furniture
AGE: 56 • RESIDENCE: St. Petersburg, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
299. KELCY WARREN
$2.8 billionª • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Pipelines
AGE: 64 • RESIDENCE: Dallas, TX
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
319. JOHN PAUL DEJORIA
$2.7 billionª • SELF-MADE:w
SOURCE: Hair products, tequila
AGE: 76 • RESIDENCE: Austin, TX
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
3 19. JAMES JANNARD
$2.7 billionª • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Sunglasses
AGE: 71 • RESIDENCE: San Juan Islands, WA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A
3 19. CHRIS LARSEN
$2.7 billion© • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Cryptocurrency
AGE: 60 • RESIDENCE: San Francisco, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
3 19. JEFFREY LURIE
$2.7 billion§ ̈ • SELF-MADE:q
SOURCE: Philadelphia Eagles
AGE: 69 • RESIDENCE: Wynnewood, PA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
319. SEAN PARKER
$2.7 billion§ ̈ • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Facebook
AGE: 40 • RESIDENCE: Los Angeles, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyyyWayfair, the online furniture retailer Shah
cofounded in 2002, began the year in
freefall, with more than 550 people laid off
in February and shares plummeting 75%
through March 19. That was enough to
knock Shah and cofounder Steve Conine,
worth $2.2 billion each last year, out of
the billionaire ranks. But starting in late
March, housebound Americans began
to spend more time shopping online to
upgrade their homes. Wayfair’s stock
climbed more than 800% since its low
as sales surged, catapulting Shah and
Conine back onto The Forbes 400.NIRAJ SHAH
No. 299