Indonesian Richest List Sees Shift: Salim Drops, Tahir Rises
Indonesia's richest individuals list saw a shift on Forbes' Real-Time Billionaires List. Anthoni Salim of the Salim Group dropped to fifth place, while Tahir, founder of Mayapada Group, rose to fourth. Salim's net worth decreased by $200 million.
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