What do these 62 people "own"? Probably stocks, luxurious real estate that's very expensive but probably doesn't occupy huge swathes of land, collectibles and s

What do these 62 people "own"? Probably stocks, luxurious real estate that's very expensive but probably doesn't occupy huge swathes of land, collectibles and some spare cash. What's more disturbing is the decision-making power they possess, both through their companies and through their connections with policy makers. They can influence the media with their "investment plans" and grand visions, they can lobby for their undertakings against the general interest of the population, essentially undermining democracy.