Jeff Bezos

Elon Musk leads the global billionaire ranking with $924.8 billion, followed by Jeff Bezos, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Mark Zuckerberg amid surging tech and AI markets.

Billionaires like Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg are aggressively buying millions of dunams of global land for conservation, agriculture, and private retreats.

The latest Forbes billionaires list shows a sharp weekly drop across the top five richest individuals. Elon Musk remains first with 990.9 billion dollars despite losing 37.1 billion dollars.

Amazon confirmed a new round of targeted layoffs affecting under 1,000 corporate employees in its stores division, coinciding with the Prime Big Deal Days shopping event.

Elon Musk leads the global billionaires' ranking with $918.7 billion despite a weekly drop. Michael Dell entered the top four, while Mark Zuckerberg dropped out of the top five.

A state dinner with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping drew global attention as internet users calculated the combined net worth of tech moguls like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos seated at the table exceeded one trillion dollars.

Forbes weekly billionaire ranking shows Elon Musk losing 2.6 billion dollars while retaining the top spot, as Mark Zuckerberg surges back into the top five.

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.

Miami's metro GDP grew 23% as billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Donald Trump relocated to Florida. However, a 40% spike in the cost of living displaced 10,000 local residents over the past year.

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.

According to the internet giant's reports, in 2028 it will surpass the trillion-dollar revenue threshold. Its business model, in which revenue engines feed each other, has become an industry standard for companies like Walmart and platforms like TikTok Shop, which are trying to take a bite out of it. Also in the article: why its presence in Israel is minor compared to retail giants from China.

MacKenzie Scott returns to literature after 13 years with a dystopian novel about a divided America, a fascist takeover, and two presidents with wild and bizarre sex lives. This time, she is skipping Amazon and publishing the book for free on Substack.

Amazon plans to expand its Prime Air drone delivery service to approximately 500 U.S. cities by the end of the year. This move signals a significant boost for the project initiated 13 years ago.

Two of the world's wealthiest people, the Qatari royal family, and the daughter and son-in-law of the US President all find themselves on the wrong side of the club door, as the old guard fortifies the last stronghold under their control — the Indian Creek Country Club in Miami. The prestigious club has become the most polite battleground in Florida between old money and new money.

An investor group led by Jeff Bezos has become a minority shareholder in Liverpool FC. The deal values the club at $7.1 billion and includes an option for the group to become majority shareholders within 12 months.

The ranking of the world's richest people reveals upheavals among the billionaires as one of them records a crazy jump in just one week, while his major rivals experience huge losses of billions.

Billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is advancing in talks to acquire a stake of about 30% in Liverpool Football Club, BBC Sport has learned. The investment group is led by British-Indian businessman Amit Bhatia and includes Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin.

The past week saw a sharp rise in market valuations, contributing to significant wealth growth for the world's five richest individuals. Who achieved the largest gain, what shifts occurred at the top, and what is the current net worth of the leader?

Following strong quarterly results, founder Jeff Bezos has filed a plan to sell 15 million shares of Amazon. Bezos remains the company's largest private shareholder with an 8% stake, as Amazon's market capitalization recently surpassed the $3 trillion threshold.