Sir Philip Green loses quarter of his fortune Profits in Arcadia, the Greens" clothing-store empire, which is owned by his wife, Tina, fell 38 per cent in 2010-11. It includes the high street brands Topshop, Topman, British Home Stores, Dorothy Perkins, Evans, Wallis, Miss Selfridge and Burton. His personal fortune has leapt to £1.7 billion from £1.2 billion, putting him in 36th place overall. After an investment loan of £140 million into the Newcastle team, the newly renamed Sports Direct Arena looks set to host European football for the first time since 2007. Sir Philip's lavish tastes were on show at his 60th birthday party last month, which is thought to have cost £6 million and whose guests included Naomi Campbell, Leonardo DiCaprio and Gwyneth Paltrow, who along with her husband, Chris Martin, makes her first appearance in the list of 1,000. Arcadia's overseas expansion is set to continue into China this year, with the expected launch of Topman and Topshop stores to follow its US and Australian ventures. Sir Philip's daughter Chloe, 21, is about to launch a shoe collection. His office declined to comment. Sir Paul McCartney, whose marriage to Nancy Shevell, the millionaire daughter of a US trucking magnate, has seen his estimated worth rocket from £495 to £665 million, making him the third-wealthiest man in British music. Daniel Ek, the London-based owner of the music download site Spotify, makes his first appearance on the Rich List at 395, equalling the £190 million valuation of David and Victoria Beckham, who themselves added £25 million to their combined worth.