Elon Musk Returns to the Top of the Billionaire List After Making Over N1.64tn in a One Day
- Elon Musk has retained his position as the world's richest man for another weekend
- Musk bounced back from a recent loss which help French billionaire Bernard Arnault to the summit
- The Tesla CEO reclaimed his more familiar position after making over N1.64 trillion in one day
Elon Musk has recaptured the number one slot on the billionaire list, which he had previously lost to French billionaire Bernard Arnault between Thursday, December 9, and the early hours of Friday, December 10, 2022.
The Tesla and Twitter CEO took back his position as the richest man in the world after making a whopping $3.7 billion(N1.6trn) in hours.
According to Forbes, Musk increased his net worth to $188.7 billion on Saturday, 10 December 2022, surpassing Arnault's net worth of $187.2 billion.
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This means the Tesla and Twitter CEO will be closing another weekend as the world's richest man a record that stretches back since September 2021.
Who is Bernard Arnault?
French billionaire Bernard Arnault is on a roll as the year 2022 comes to an end.
Bernard Arnault is the CEO of the LVMH empire, which includes 70 fashion and cosmetics companies such as Louis Vuitton and Sephora.
Arnault began the year as the third richest man, however, he has twice this week become the world's richest man.
Other names in the top 10
3- Gautam Adani- $133.9bn
4- Jeff Bezos- $$112.3bn
5- Warren Buffett- $106.3 billion
6-Bill Gates- $105.5 billion
7- Mukesh Ambani- $92.3 billion
8- Carlos Slim Helu & family- $81.5 billion
9 Larry Page-$80.8 billion
Top three richest men in Nigeria networth
- Aliko Dangote- $12.9 billion
- Abdulsamad Rabiu- $7.7 billion
- Mike Adenuga- $5.8 billion
Elon Musk turns Twitter office to 'hotel', demands hard work
Meanwhile, Elon Musk's changes on Twitter have continued since he paid more than $44 billion two months ago
The most recent overhaul is not software, but a full makeover of what Musk believes Twitter's offices should look like
The makeover transformed the office into a hotel for employees, complete with bedsheets and wardrobes
Source: Legit.ng