Leading the group,
Tesla CEO
Elon Musk reclaimed his position as the world's wealthiest individual, with a fortune of $231 billion, marking his third time at the summit in the past four years.
The report attributed Musk's financial resurgence primarily to Tesla's buoyant stock performance and the escalating valuation of
SpaceX, his aerospace company, which has benefited from successful launches and significant government contracts.
Amazon founder
Jeff Bezos secured second place with a net worth of $185 billion, driven by the success of Amazon's cloud computing division. This marked a significant recovery for Bezos, reflecting a 57 percent increase in his wealth.
In third place, Bernard Arnault of LVMH held a fortune of $175 billion despite facing the largest wealth
depletion among his billionaire peers this year and LVMH losing its crown as Europe's most valuable company.
This year's list showed the meteoric rise of
Meta's
Mark Zuckerberg, the youngest member of the top 10 by more than a decade. The 39-year-old saw his wealth leap to $158 billion as Meta's stock value more than doubled, securing him a place in the top 10. Also rising to the top 10 is former
Google CEO Larry Page, with a net worth of $123 billion, underscoring the tech industry's substantial influence on global wealth.
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