Amazon Founder Becomes the second Richest on the Planet.

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Jeff Bezos Becomes the world second Richest
Amazon was founded in July 5 1994 Bellevue, Washington,United state.
This is how Jeff Bezos became the second richest man on the planet.Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, is now the second richest person on the planet.
On Wednesday, his personal fortune jumped to $75.6 billion following a rise in Amazon's stock. He eclipsed legendary investor Warren Buffett and now stands just below Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
While there's no playbook for becoming one of the world's richest individuals, Bezos' career has been marked by risk-taking and learning from failure, and sheds light on what it takes to be incredibly successful.
After graduating from Princeton University, Bezos joined a startup and then worked on Wall Street before he quit and, against advice from his family and colleagues, ditched his stable job to dive into what was then a little-known gambit called the internet.
In the years that followed, Bezos launched Amazon, the source of his incredible wealth.
This infographic, created by Founders and Founders designer Anna Vital, explores his climb to the top.
In addition to leading Amazon, Bezos plays key roles in some of the most cutting edge companies in space travel, AI, cloud computing and other emerging sectors.
Check out the 12 books that inspired his career.
jeff popular known as ''The Amazon'' started  with just selling E book on his site. if you are looking for where to sell your Ebook www.amazon.com is the best place to do that. they only take a little commission for each book and the rest becomes yours.
of course no one ever imagined that. from an E book site to a site where virtually everything is sold.

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