Musk briefly loses title of world’s richest man

According to Jiemian News citing foreign media, on Wednesday local time, Tesla CEO Elon Musk briefly lost the top spot on the Forbes billionaires list, giving way to Bernard Arnault, whose family owns the luxury goods group. LVMH. But then, Musk returned to the top spot with $184.9 billion, followed by Arnault and his family with $184.7 billion. Musk has occupied the top spot on the Forbes list since September 2021, and his wealth is mainly related to Tesla’s stock price. Tesla shares have fallen more than 47 percent since Musk announced his proposed acquisition of Twitter earlier this year. Musk has lost more than $100 billion in his fortune this year as Tesla’s stock price plummeted. | Related reading (Tiger Sniff)

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Tech upstarts like Musk, and the LVMH family, a luxury goods group next to them in terms of total wealth, are two completely different existences on the rich list. Arnault behind LVMH is naturally of the “old money” line, and even the epidemic has not shaken its position in the luxury industry. But whether it is Musk, Bezos or Zuckerberg, their personal wealth is linked to the stock price of the company. When the Fed released water, technology stocks soared, and their value doubled. Now that interest rates fluctuate, technology If the stock price shrinks, their net worth will also shrink, and they will fall from the top few rich list. For them, they should have become accustomed to it.

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