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The business autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly "Forbes" said Russia's Vladimir Putin is the world's most powerful person. He autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly Barack Obama from the top. "Forbes" is well autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly for making autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly comparing the rich and famous. This list asked: "Who’s more powerful: the autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly leader of a autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly superpower or the handcuffed commander-in-chief of the most autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly country in the world?" Forbes gives autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly reasons why Obama is now number two, and has become a "lame autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly" president. These include the recent government shutdown, Syria, and spying and security leaks autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly.

Forbes wrote: "There are nearly 7.2 billion people on the autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly. These are the 72 that autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly the most." It said its list showed the top heads of autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly, financiers, philanthropists and entrepreneurs "who autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly run the world." Forbes' autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly looked at four things. One is who has autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly over lots of people; second is the financial resources each person controls; autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly is if the person has power "in multiple autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly"; and finally, how much he or she "actively uses their power". The editors put the U.N. Secretary-General 22 autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly behind the CEO of retail autocraticdominantduckeditorsformergiantknocksknownlistsmagazinematterplacesplanetpowerscandalsseveralspheresstatethirdtruly Wal-Mart.