The world's most infamous tech CEOs
Sometimes it's best not to make headlines.
By Allie Coyne, Chris Jager
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Jan 16 2013, 3:43PM
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Larry Ellison
One of the superstars of the technology industry, Oracle's long-time CEO lives like a true king. A licensed pilot with several jets and exotic cars, former owner of the world's eighth biggest yacht and tennis tournament investor, Ellison also owns several multi-million dollar properties - not to mention his own island. He is the world's eighth richest person.His tenure hasn't been without controversy, however. Ellison was accused of insider trading but settled the lawsuit with a charitable donation to Stanford University.
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