Forbes has released its annual Billionaires list. Carlos Slim Helú (and family) made the top of the list. Forbes reports: Atop the heap is Mexico’s Carlos Slim Helu, who added $20.5 billion to his fortune, more than any other billionaire. …

Mexico’s primary provider of fixed-line phone service, Telmex, is prepared to introduce Internet-based television and is waiting for the government’s approval to launch the service.

Telmex, controlled by Carlos Slim, one the world’s wealthiest men has seen profits and ad revenue decline in the last several quarter’s, due to increased competition from cell phone and cable providers.

Mexico’s primary provider of fixed-line phone service, Telmex, is prepared to introduce Internet-based television and is waiting for the government’s approval to launch the service.

Telmex, controlled by Carlos Slim, one the world’s wealthiest men has seen profits and ad revenue decline in the last several quarter’s, due to increased competition from cell phone and cable providers.

Mexico’s primary provider of fixed-line phone service, Telmex, is prepared to introduce Internet-based television and is waiting for the government’s approval to launch the service.

Telmex, controlled by Carlos Slim, one the world’s wealthiest men has seen profits and ad revenue decline in the last several quarter’s, due to increased competition from cell phone and cable providers.

Mexico’s primary provider of fixed-line phone service, Telmex, is prepared to introduce Internet-based television and is waiting for the government’s approval to launch the service.

Telmex, controlled by Carlos Slim, one the world’s wealthiest men has seen profits and ad revenue decline in the last several quarter’s, due to increased competition from cell phone and cable providers.