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Forbes' updated Israeli billionaire ranking shows mixed results. Eyal Ofer leads with $34.9 billion, while Miriam Adelson and the Federman family saw notable weekly drops.

Forbes weekly billionaire rankings reveal Elon Musk leading at $984.1 billion, followed by Jeff Bezos surging to $370.9 billion after a historic single-day gain.

The fortune of the Tesla founder shows a significant increase this week, placing him in a league of his own, while Forbes' weekly list of the world's richest people reveals tight competition for the following spots.

The ranking of Israel's wealthiest has been published, bringing real drama to the top tier. Miriam Adelson takes a hard hit, losing about 3% of her personal wealth, while Idan Ofer earns over 100 million dollars. Eyal Ofer maintains the top spot despite losses, and what happened to the Federman family's money?

Ahead of the US Open, Forbes released its 2026 earnings ranking: Jannik Sinner leads with $58 million, while Serena Williams' comeback places her in the top three. For the first time in history, women make up the majority of the top ten.

The weekly Forbes ranking of the world's wealthiest individuals shows significant shifts: Elon Musk solidified his lead with a $9.9 billion gain, while Michael Dell saw a sharp rise in his fortune. Conversely, Jeff Bezos and Google's founders experienced losses this week.

Randall Lane, who worked at the magazine for about 16 years, was removed from his position following the discovery of a massive payment he received from the founder of a company that partners with the magazine's rankings. Lane regrets: "I made a mistake, I should have reported it."

A major scandal at one of the world's most influential economic magazines: the chief content editor of Forbes was immediately fired following the exposure of a dubious financial deal conducted behind the scenes of a prestigious rating project.