Billionaires

Musk’s net worth is down almost $60 billion in 2024 alone, according to Forbes’ estimates, as Tesla stock tanked and a judge swatted down Musk’s record compensation package.

Ryan Breslow rode his fintech unicorn Bolt to the bank. Then came the lawsuits and money squabbles — and a brutal valuation crash that wiped out much of his fortune.

Nongfu Spring’s founder Zhong Shanshan has refuted accusations that his success was achieved by undermining his former partner Zong Qinghou.

Based on what Warren Buffett says and what he owns, it would not be shocking to see Berkshire buy big stakes in these stocks before too long.

Roger Williamson claims to be the illegitimate son of the late Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and another billionaire’s bookkeeper. But the only thing about his life that’s rich are the lies it’s built upon.

Musk claimed OpenAI and Altman elected to use the company’s technology “to maximize profits” for Microsoft rather than for the benefit of humanity, adding that its entire line of development “is now veiled in secrecy.”

Knight Frank released the 2024 list of minimum net worth for 1-percenters across the globe. The threshold in Australia fell almost a million dollars from last year.

Channel 5 will release a documentary in March called “The Titan Sub Disaster: Minute by Minute.”

The donation from Ruth Gottesman, the widow of billionaire David Gottesman, will provide free tuition for medical students in New York.

Musk’s casual Neuralink updates on social media and the company’s failure to publish data go against long standing scientific and ethical protocols and could ultimately stymie progress for all neurotechnology, experts told Forbes.