
Indonesia's Richest Man Michael Bambang Hartono Passes Away
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Indonesias richest man, Michael Bambang Hartono, has passed away at eighty-six. He built Djarum into a business empire, expanding into palm oil, properties, electronics, telecom, and e-commerce. Hartono also owned Indonesias top badminton club and an Italian football team. He was a skilled bridge player, earning a bronze medal at the twenty eighteen Asian Games. Born in 1939, he took over the business in 1963 and grew it huge in Indonesia, home to over sixty-four million daily smokers. He leaves behind his wife and a son.
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