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Wrong! The correct answer is Laskhmi N Mittal.
Steel giant Mittal Steel became the world's largest steel company when it bought International Steel in a $4.5-billion deal. Lakshmi Mittal, chief of Mittal Steel, now runs a mammoth that has 52 million metric tons in annual shipments of steel, $32 billion in annual sales, and profits at about $6.8 billion in 2004. He has been often compared with Andrew Carnegie, who was a 19th century steel tycoon and philanthropist.

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Steel giant Mittal Steel became the world's largest steel company when it bought International Steel in a $4.5-billion deal. Lakshmi Mittal, chief of Mittal Steel, now runs a mammoth that has 52 million metric tons in annual shipments of steel, $32 billion in annual sales, and profits at about $6.8 billion in 2004. He has been often compared with Andrew Carnegie, who was a 19th century steel tycoon and philanthropist.

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Wrong! The correct answer is Rajasthan.
Born in a village in Rajasthan that did not have electricity until the sixties, Mittal's family moved to Kolkata (then Calcutta), where he studied accounting and business at the city's prestigious St Xavier's College. After graduating at the top of his class, Mittal went to work full-time for his father as a 21-year-old trainee. The business knocked out 20,000 tonnes of steel a year.

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Born in a village in Rajasthan that did not have electricity until the sixties, Mittal's family moved to Kolkata (then Calcutta), where he studied accounting and business at the city's prestigious St Xavier's College. After graduating at the top of his class, Mittal went to work full-time for his father as a 21-year-old trainee. The business knocked out 20,000 tonnes of steel a year.

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Wrong! The correct answer is Trinidad and Tobago.
In 1989 he bought a steel facility in Trinidad and Tobago, which was losing $1 million a day. Teams of American consultants and German experts had previously failed to find a solution. Within a year, Mittal doubled output and made the business profitable. He went to Mexico in 1992 and bought the country's third-largest steel producer, Sicartsa for $220 million. Mittal took over the state-owned steel mills of Kazakhstan in 1995.

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In 1989, he bought a steel facility in Trinidad and Tobago, which was losing $1 million a day. Teams of American consultants and German experts had previously failed to find a solution. Within a year, Mittal doubled output and made the business profitable. He went to Mexico in 1992 and bought the country's third-largest steel producer, Sicartsa for $220 million. Mittal took over the state-owned steel mills of Kazakhstan in 1995. 

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Wrong! The correct answer is Rotterdam.
Although Ispat International is headquartered at London's Berkeley Square, the company is registered in Rotterdam. In 1997, to raise more capital, Mittal was forced to come out with a float on the New York and Amsterdam stock exchanges.

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Although Ispat International is headquartered at London's Berkeley Square, the company is registered in Rotterdam. In 1997, to raise more capital, Mittal was forced to come out with a float on the New York and Amsterdam stock exchanges.

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In December 2004, Forbes announced its maiden list of the top 40 richest Indians. Lakshmi Mittal tops the list with wealth of $11.2 billion. He is also the Britain's richest resident. In second place is Indian software major, Wipro's [Get Quote] Azim Premji with wealth of $10 billion. In the fifth place is Pallonji Mistry of Tata Sons.

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In December 2004, Forbes announced its maiden list of the top 40 richest Indians. Lakshmi Mittal tops the list with wealth of $11.2 billion. He is also the Britain's richest resident. In second place is Indian software major, Wipro's Azim Premji with wealth of $10 billion. In the fifth place is Pallonji Mistry of Tata Sons.