After Elon Musk, here are the top 9 richest people in the world

 

After Elon Musk, here are the top 9 richest people in the world

 



Elon musk net worth now stand at $209 billion, according to Billionaires index.

After Tesla’s founder Elon Musk passed Jeff Bezos to become the world’s richest person with the net worth of more than $188.5 billion earlier this week , his net worth now stands at $209 billion , according to Bloomberg Billionaires Index,.

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index ranks the richest people in the world everyday. With Elon Musk at the top of the list, here are the nine other top richest people in the world according to the Index.

 

Jeff Bezos ($186 billion):


                                                         
                                           

After being surpassed by Elon Musk, Amazon’s founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is currently ranking as the second richest person in the world having a net worth of $186 billion.

He is currently the CEO and president of world’s largest e-commerce company Amazon.

Bill Gates ($134 billion):

                                         

Long- known as one of the richest Person, Microsoft’s cofounder Bill Gates currently ranking in the third number in the list of top billionaires. He is also the founder of Bill and Melinda foundation, an American private foundation, which is mostly working on the vaccination in Africa and Asia.This tech giant also funds the foundation.

 Bernard Arnault($117 billion):



This French billionaire is now on the fourth position of richest person in the world with his net worth of $117 billion. He is the chairman and CEO of LVMH Moet Hennessy-Louis Vuitton SE, the world’s largest Luxury-goods company.

 

Mark Zuckerberg($101 billion):



One of the biggest Tech giant in the world Mark-Zuckerberg is the fifth richest person in the list of top billionaires having a net worth of $101 billion. He is the co-founder and CEO of one of the largest social media platform Facebook. He has also backed the digital currency Libra which is now called as Diem. Zuckerberg also acquired the social media platform, Instagram and Whatsapp messenger in 2014.

 

Zhong Shanshan ($95.1 billion):



China’s botted water king Zhong Shanshan is the 6th person in the list of top billionaires having a net worth of $95.1 billion. He recently passed Mukesh Ambani and then Warren Buffet. Shanshan founded Nongfu Spring, the largest beverage in china and also chairs company.

Warren Buffet ($88.7 billion):



With a net worth of $88.7 billion, American investor Warren Buffet is currently ranking at no.7 in the richest person’s list. He is also the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

 

Larry Page ($84.5):



The co-founder of Google is now on the 8th position on the richest person’s list having a net worth of $84.5 billion. In December 2019, Page stepped down as the CEO of Alphabet which is now headed by Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

Sergey Brin ($81.8 billion):



 The other co-founder of Google, Sergey Brin is the 9th richest people in the list of top richest personin the world. His net worth is $81.8billion. he served as the president of Alphabet Inc. until December 2019.

 

Larry ElliSon($81.2billion):



Larry Ellison is ranked ten in the list of the richest people in the world. His net worth  is $81.2 billion and he is the co- funder of Oracle Corporation. He also serves as the company’s executive chairman and CTO.

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