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Bloomberg Billionaires Index Gautam Adani: Gautam Adani, the biggest tycoon of India and Asia, has suffered a major setback in the second week of January. Adani has now reached number four in the list of the world’s richest. This has been revealed in the reports of the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Know what is the report…
decline in net worth
Gautam Adani’s net worth declined by $ 912 million and it has come down to $ 118 billion. Last year in 2022, Adani’s net worth increased by $ 44 billion, which was the highest earning billionaire at that time, but this year his net worth has registered a decline of $ 2.44 billion so far.
Bayern Arno on top
In this list, French businessman Bernard Arnault is at the top position with a net worth of $ 182 billion. This year his net worth has increased by $20 billion. He has earned about two billion dollars everyday.
Musk on number two after loss
Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter, is second in the list with a net worth of $132 billion. Elon Musk’s net worth has increased by $ 2.78 billion. By the way, this year there has been a huge loss of $ 4.84 billion in his net worth.
Minor difference between Bezos and Adani
Jeff Bezos, the founder of America’s giant e-commerce company Amazon, has now overtaken him in the list of the rich. Bezos’ net worth increased by $ 5.23 billion on Wednesday and his net worth reached $ 118 billion in one stroke. Bezos’s net worth is marginally higher than Adani’s if we look at the difference only after the decimal point.
here is the full list
In this list, America’s veteran investor Warren Buffett is at number four with a net worth of $ 111 billion. Microsoft founder Bill Gates ($111 billion) is sixth, Larry Ellison ($98 billion) 7th, Mukesh Ambani ($87.6 billion) 8th, Larry Page ($85.6 billion) ninth and Steve Ballmer ($84.6 billion) 10th. . Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms, is at number 24 on the list with a net worth of $50.1 billion.