This Israeli Woman Controls the 'Empire' of the World Gambling Business, Her Wealth IDR 508 Trillion

Until now, not many women have made it onto the Forbes list of the world's richest people. Of the number of names available, one of them is a woman from Israel who owns a world gambling 'empire'.
Thanks to her gambling business empire, this woman is often credited with the title of the richest gambling 'queen' in the world. She is Miriam Adelson from Tel Aviv-Israel.

It should be noted that Miriam is the wife of Sheldon Adelson, a trillionaire and former CEO of the casino company Las Vegas Sands who died in 2021. Since then, she has inherited most of her late husband's wealth and gambling business.

He and the rest of the Adelson family are also recorded as owning shares in more than half of the gambling 'empire' listed on the New York Stock Exchange. This company is also recorded as having a number of casinos in Singapore and Macau. On this basis, she is currently called the richest gambling 'queen' in the world.

Thanks to her business, in a report from Forbes Real Time Billionaire, Friday (11/10/2023), Miriam is currently recorded as having assets worth US$ 32.4 billion or the equivalent of Rp. 508.03 trillion (exchange rate Rp. 15,680/ US dollars). With the wealth she has, overall Miriam is currently listed as the 42nd richest person in the world.

For your information, apart from having the title of 'queen' of gambling, it turns out that the 6th richest woman in the world is a doctor whose career is quite respected.

Reporting from the Adelson Family Foundation website, Miriam Adelson earned a BSc degree in microbiology and genetics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After that, Miriam continued her medical studies at the Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, where she graduated with an MD degree magna cum laude.

Miriam specializes in internal and emergency medicine. Miriam is also recorded as having been the head of internal medicine and emergency medicine at Rokach (Hadassah) Hospital in Tel Aviv.

Since 1986, he has devoted his time to researching and treating drug abuse and the biology of addiction, including establishing drug clinics in Las Vegas and Tel Aviv.