CEO of Tesla, founder of SpaceX and owner of Twitter, Elon Muskregained the title of the richest person in the world this Monday.
Musk thus dethroned the president and CEO of the luxury LVMH, the Frenchman Bernard Arnault, according to Forbes.
The 52-year-old billionaire was able to get his job back after Tesla’s share price recovered, according to the listing. billionaires in real time from Forbes.
Musk’s net worth hit $4.1 billion today, increasing his net worth by more than 1.75% to $240.7 billion.
As of 1:00 PM local time, shares of the electric vehicle company were up nearly 2.5%, recovering from last week’s decline following Tesla’s business results.
Musk is in the news today for changing the blue bird logo of Twitter – the social network he bought for $44 billion last year – for Xand although this fact did not affect his fortune, it helped him to continue to be in the news.
For his part, the assets of Arnault, the 74-year-old owner of Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Tiffany – who avoids flash as much as Musk seeks them – fell 1% – the equivalent of $4.4 billion – to 234.900 million, as the value of LVMH shares fell.
Arnault dethroned Musk on this list last December and has been ever since so musk this has been done with the title from time to time, but always for a short time.
Last month, the two met for lunch at a luxury hotel in Paris.
The third place on this list of the richest people in the world is held by the founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezoswith a fortune of 151,900 million dollars.
Source: Panama America
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