Alice Walton Is the Richest Woman in the World
The Wal-Mart heiress is reportedly worth $33.2 billion.
Last week T&C reported on a list released by Wealth-X that names the 50 wealthiest people in the world.
The first 14 on the list are men, but Alice Walton comes in at number 15 (with an estimated net worth of $33.2 billion) just behind her brothers and fellow Wal-Mart heirs, James and Samuel.
Alice, who was declared one of Time's most influential people of 2012, is the founder of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in her native state of Arkansas.
The 66-year-old led the charge to open the museum that now houses her $500 million art collection.
She put her two Texas ranches on the market last year for $48.5 million.
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