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Shi Yuzhu Net Worth: Shi Yuzhu is a Chinese entrepreneur and software engineer who has a net worth of $3.1 billion. He accumulated the most of his fortune as the Founder, Chairman and President of Giant Interactive Group Inc., one of China’s most successful developer of online games. Founded back in 2001, the company has developed renowned online games such as the blockbusting MMO ZT Online in China. In addition to the above, he has also proven to be a lucrative investor having interests in the business of banking and beverages. His net worth has seen a major increase through his timely investment at China Minsheng Bank, where he shares a 4% stake with his daughter. Also being the largest individual shareholder at Giant Interactive Group, Shi Yuzhu had also served as CEO of the company, a post he no longer holds.

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Jimi Hendrix Net Worth: Jimi Hendrix was an American musician and songwriter who had a net worth of just $20,000 at the time of his death, which is the same as around $150,000 today after adjusting for inflation. He died without a will so his entire estate was inherited by his father Al Hendrix. The estate provided a modest income for Al from 1970 to 1974 until a formerly-trusted family lawyer convinced him to sell everything connected to Jimi for a relatively small (undisclosed) amount. Al would later sue the lawyer to retain control of the estate, citing conflicts of interest because the lawyer also owned an interest in the company Al was convinced to sell to back in 1974. By 1994 Jimi Hendrix’s estate was worth $80 million. Today his estate is worth $175 million. Jimi Hendrix was born in Seattle, Washington, in 1942 as Johnny Allen Hendrix. In elementary school, “Johnny” would carry around a broom so he could pretend to be playing the guitar. Eventually, Hendrix was given a ukulele and he taught himself how to play several Elvis Presley songs. By 15, he bought himself his first acoustic guitar and created his first band, the Velvetones. Soon after, his father gave him an electric guitar. Hendrix enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1961 after two run-ins with law enforcement. He was honorably discharged a year later after being deemed unsuitable for the military. By 1964, he recorded and released his single, “Testify”, with the Isley Brothers, though it failed to gain traction. That year, a guitar part on the Don Covay song “Mercy, Mercy”, climbed to number 35. Soon, he left the Isley Brothers and joined Little Richard’s the Upsetters. His single with Little Richard charted at #92. In 1965 Hendrix made his TV debut with the band. In 1966, the Jimi Hendrix Experience was born, and quickly gained traction in the United Kingdom with three top ten hits, “Hey Joe”, “Purple Haze”, and “The Wind Cries Mary”. It only took another year for Hendrix’s popularity to soar in the U.S. with an appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival. His last studio album, “Electric Ladyland”, topped the U.S. charts. He was named Artist of the Year by Billboard and Performer of the Year by “Rolling Stone”. By 1969, he was the top-paid entertainer in the world, and was the featured act at Woodstock. Hendrix died a year later in London at the age of 27 years old from asphyxia caused by a drug overdose. In 1991, he received a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 1992 the Jimi Hendrix Experience was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He is regarded as one of the best guitar players in history.

Amie Yancey net worth and salary: Amie Yancey is a Canadian interior designer, real estate agent, and reality television personality who has a net worth of $20 million. Amie Yancey was born in Canada, and is now based in Las Vegas, Nevada, where she works for the Goliath Company, a real estate brokerage and development firm owned by her husband, Scott Yancey. She has sold more than 600 new homes since moving to Las Vegas with her husband, Scott, in 2004. The couple and their various employees were featured on the reality series, “Flipping Vegas” on A&E. Amie is known for her ability to redecorate and redesign the properties Scott acquires quickly and cost-effectively, often coming in under-budget. She grew up on a ranch and is something of a daredevil. She is an avid dirt biker, and also loves spelunking and other outdoor adventure sports. She has owned eight motorcycles and loves drag racing at stoplights in her Porsche, cave diving in the Caribbean, as well as sitting on a beach with her husband. “Flipping Vegas” debuted on A&E in 2011 and aired for five seasons until 2014. The show was highly controversial for the network and was called fake by many other real estate firms. Scott and Amie Yancey were married in 2000.