No one is sufficient unto himself!

No individual, No company, No nation can succeed alone. No matter how great and powerful you are or your company is or your nation is - you must form alliances with others.

If you do not form alliances with others, you will wither and dry up in your own self-sufficiency. Others, who form alliances, will pass you by and you will be powerless to stop them.

Self-advancement, business, politics - at every level - has become too complex and too involved for self-complacent individualists to "make it" alone. The required combinations of leadership, skills, facilities and finance combine - not just to add power - but to multiply power many times.

Strong leaders always have known this.

 I formed alliances with other strong leaders and by adding my assets, I multiplied My Power.
The weak   business leaders were afraid to form alliances because their own weakness would be revealed by close comparison in mutual management.

And so the alliances have grown and multiplied while the "loners" have been unable to compete successfully against the multiplied power of combined management and resources.

So alliances became groups, and groups became mergers, and mergers became conglomerates, and conglomerates became multinationals. And now the multinationals are becoming internationals in ownership as well as multinational locations.

The trend is irreversible.

Since "you can't beat them, join them."

That does not mean that I recommend you rush out and form a multi-billion dollar multinational conglomerate. Of course not!

But it does mean that you should, within your own capability, start looking for and forming mutually beneficial alliances. The more, the better - as long as good judgment is used and mutual benefit is assured.

There are all forms of alliances - between or among individuals, groups, companies, industries, nations. There is a place for you in a mutually beneficial alliance now. Preferably in many alliances!

Since I  have mentioned the really big forms of alliances - mergers, conglomerates, multinationals, internationals.

A primary requirement is that I join or form alliances as a means of multiplying I skilfully and increasingly joining or forming alliances will assure my getting my own power.

Our alliances name in the human history

Our alliances got billions of money

Our alliances got new monopoly business

Our alliances got Next generation business

I am Inventor I want alliances with You

 I ask for advice YOU because I want to learn,To be helped, to be guided,To improve,   to achieve,to succeed +    

2  Sure skill this category people we need

Why to Invest in Inventions?            

Patents represent the newest and brightest ideas of our age. Technology related to wireless communication, software, Internet business, biotechnology and genetic engineering has resulted in massive changes to our way of living. And yet, patents are only as strong as their owners. In a time when intellectual property theft in the United States alone has been estimated by the American Criminal Law Review at $300 billion per year, the stakes are enormous. And so are the potential profits.

Invention is a historical event. To be a part of this historical event one can either help the invention or the inventor.

Investing for the invention is a great opportunity to record your name permanently in the history.

Mr. Thomas Alva Edison died long back but he is still living in the form of his inventions. People involved in the invention are always remembered Inventors &Investors

Generous individual like you should feel proud to support the inventions as these inventions with you support can change the Next generation history.

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1. Gates, William H. III, United States, 46, $52.8, Microsoft

2. Buffett, Warren E., United States, 71, $35.0, Berkshire Hathaway

3. Albrecht, Karl and Theo, Germany, $26.8, retail

4. Allen, Paul G., United States, 49, $25.2, Microsoft

5. Ellison, Lawrence J., United States, 57, $23.5, Oracle

6. Walton, Jim C., United States, 54, $20.8, Wal-Mart

7. Walton, John T., United States, 56, $20.7, Wal-Mart

8. Walton, Alice L., United States, 53, $20.5, Wal-Mart

8. Walton, S. Robson, United States, 58, $20.5, Wal-Mart

10. Walton, Helen R., United States, 82, $20.4, Wal-Mart

11. Alsaud, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, Saudi Arabia, 45, $20.0, investments

12. Quandt, Johanna and family, Germany, 74, $18.4, BMW

13. Bettencourt, Liliane, France, 79, $14.9, L'Oreal

13. Thomson, Kenneth and family, Canada, 78, $14.9, publishing

15. Ballmer, Steven A., United States, 45, $14.8, Microsoft

16. Kamprad, Ingvar, Sweden, 75, $13.4, Ikea

17. Slim Helu, Carlos, Mexico, 62, $11.5, telecom

18. Dell, Michael S., United States, 37, $11.1, Dell

19. Rausing, Kirsten and family, Sweden, 49, $10.7, packaging

20. Kluge, John W., United States, 87, $10.5, media

21. Anthony, Barbara Cox, United States, 78, $10.1, media

21. Chambers, Anne Cox, United States, 82, $10.1, media

23. Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong, 73, $10.0, diversified

24. Kwok, Walter, Thomas and Raymond, Hong Kong, $9.2, real estate

25. Ortega, Amancio, Spain, 66, $9.1, apparel

26. Mars, Forrest E. Jr., United States, 70, $9.0, candy

26. Mars, Jacqueline Badger, United States, 63, $9.0, candy

26. Mars, John F., United States, 65, $9.0, candy

29. Johnson, Abigail, United States, 40, $8.6, Fidelity

29. Saji, Nobutada and family, Japan, 56, $8.6, beverages

31. Bertarelli, Ernesto and family, Switzerland, 36, $8.4, biotech

32. Redstone, Sumner M., United States, 78, $8.1, Viacom

33. Rausing, Hans, Sweden, 75, $7.7, packaging

34. Olayan, Suliman and family, Saudi Arabia, 83, $7.6, investments

35. Berlusconi, Silvio, Italy, 65, $7.2, media

36. Arnault, Bernard, France, 53, $7.0, LVMH

37. Soros, George, United States, 71, $6.9, money management

38. Grosvenor, Gerald Cavendish, Britain, 50, $6.7, real estate

39. Del Vecchio, Leonardo, Italy, 66, $6.6, eyewear

40. Otto, Michael and family, Germany, 58, $6.5, retail

41. Premji, Azim, India, 56, $6.4, software

42. Ergen, Charles, United States, 49, $6.2, satellite TV

43. Moore, Gordon Earle, United States, 73, $6.1, Intel

44. Kerkorian, Kirk, United States, 84, $5.8, investments

45. Al-Kharafi, Nasser and family, Kuwait, 58, $5.7, construction

45. Knight, Philip H., United States, 64, $5.7, Nike

45. Murdoch, Rupert, United States, 71, $5.7, News Corp.

48. Engelhorn, Curt, Germany, 75, $5.6, pharmaceuticals

48. Persson, Stefan, Sweden, 54, $5.6, Hennes & Mauritz

50. Flick, Friedrich K. Jr., Germany, 75, $5.5, investments

51. Broad, Eli, United States, 68, $5.2, real estate

51. Lee Shau Kee, Hong Kong, 74, $5.2, real estate

51. Takei, Yasuo and family, Japan, 72, $5.2, consumer finance

54. Anschutz, Philip F., United States, 62, $5.1, Qwest

55. Cisneros, Gustavo and family, Venezuela, 56, $5.0, media

55. Haefner, Walter, Switzerland, 91, $5.0, software

55. Icahn, Carl, United States, 66, $5.0, investments

55. Newhouse, Donald E., United States, 72, $5.0, media

55. Newhouse, Samuel I. Jr., United States, 74, $5.0, media

55. Pritzker, Robert A., United States, 75, $5.0, hotels, investments

55. Pritzker, Thomas J., United States, 51, $5.0, hotels, investments

62. Benetton, Luciano and family, Italy, 66, $4.9, Benetton

62. Dassault, Serge and family, France, 77, $4.9, aviation

64. Goodnight, James, United States, 59, $4.8, software

64. Landolt, Pierre and family, Switzerland, 54, $4.8, Novartis

64. von Finck, August, Germany, 71, $4.8, investments

67. Lerner, Alfred, United States, 68, $4.7, banking

68. Omidyar, Pierre M., United States, 34, $4.6, eBay

68. Tsai Wan-lin and family, Taiwan, 77, $4.6, insurance

70. Johnson, Samuel C., United States, 73, $4.5, S.C. Johnson & Son

70. Schickedanz daughters, Germany, $4.5, retail

72. Bloomberg, Michael R., United States, 59, $4.4, financial news

72. Davis, Marvin H., United States, 76, $4.4, investments

72. Mendoza, Lorenzo and family, Venezuela, 36, $4.4, beverages

72. Plattner, Hasso, Germany, 58, $4.4, SAP

76. de Carvalho, Charlene, Netherlands, 47, $4.3, Heineken

76. Gerling, Rolf, Germany, 47, $4.3, insurance

76. Johnson, Edward C III, United States, 71, $4.3, Fidelity

76. Mohn, Reinhard, Germany, 80, $4.3, media

76. Sainsbury, David and family, Britain, 61, $4.3, supermarkets

76. Wertheimer, Alain and Gerard, France, $4.3, Chanel

82. von Holtzbrinck, Dieter and family, Germany, 60, $4.2, publishing

82. Weston, Galen and family, Canada, 61, $4.2, retail

84. Irving, James, Arthur and John, Canada, $4.1, oil

84. Kuok, Robert, Malaysia, 79, $4.1, agriculture

84. Schwab, Charles R., United States, 64, $4.1, Charles Schwab

87. Al-Hariri, Rafik and family, Lebanon, 58, $4.0, construction

87. Annenberg, Walter H., United States, 93, $4.0, publishing

87. Bren, Donald L., United States, 69, $4.0, real estate

87. Geffen, David, United States, 59, $4.0, entertainment

87. Halley, Paul Louis and family, France, 67, $4.0, retail

87. Karamehmet, Mehmet and family, Turkey, 48, $4.0, finance, telecom

87. Oetker, Rudolf August and family, Germany, 85, $4.0, food

87. Safra, Joseph and Moise, Brazil, $4.0, banking

87. Warner, H. Ty, United States, 58, $4.0, Beanie Babies

96. Perot, Henry Ross, United States, 71, $3.9, investments

97. Haub, Erivan and family, Germany, 69, $3.8, retail

97. Huntsman, Jon M., United States, 64, $3.8, chemicals

97. Kinoshita, Kyosuke and family, Japan, 61, $3.8, consumer finance

97. Turner, Robert E. (Ted), United States, 63, $3.8, cable TV

101. Arango, Jeronimo, Mexico, 76, $3.7, retail

101. Khodorkovsky, Mikhail, Russia, 38, $3.7, oil

103. Arison, Micky, United States, 52, $3.6, cruise ships

103. Ermirio de Moraes, Antonio and family, Brazil, 73, $3.6, diversified

105. Iwasaki, Fukuzo, Japan, 77, $3.5, real estate

106. Crown, Lester and family, United States, 76, $3.4, General Dynamics

106. Greenberg, Maurice R., United States, 76, $3.4, AIG

106. Kipp, Karl-Heinz, Germany, 78, $3.4, real estate

106. Latsis, Spiro and family, Greece, 55, $3.4, banking

106. Mori, Akira, Japan, 65, $3.4, real estate

106. Wrigley, William Jr., United States, 39, $3.4, chewing gum

112. Arison Dorsman, Shari, Israel, 44, $3.3, cruise ships

112. Oppenheimer, Nicky and family, South Africa, 56, $3.3, De Beers

112. Sabanci, Sakip and family, Turkey, 69, $3.3, diversified

112. Simplot, John R., United States, 93, $3.3, potatoes

112. Wang, Y.C., Taiwan, 85, $3.3, chemicals

117. Sorenson, James L., United States, 80, $3.2, medical devices

118. Algosaibi, Abdulaziz Bin Hamad family, Saudi Arabia, 68, $3.1, finance

118. Itoyama, Eitaro, Japan, 59, $3.1, golf courses

118. Kadoorie, Michael and family, Hong Kong, 61, $3.1, diversified

118. Koch, Charles D., United States, 66, $3.1, oil services

118. Koch, David H., United States, 61, $3.1, oil services

118. Ng Teng Fong and family, Singapore, 73, $3.1, real estate

118. Pinault, Francois, France, 65, $3.1, retail

118. Schmidheiny, Stephan, Switzerland, 54, $3.1, investments

118. Wurth, Reinhold, Germany, 66, $3.1, manufacturing

119.Pasupathi Suriya,The Neatherland,32, $33 inventions has been my dream. Lord, help me.

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