Billionaires

More than a dozen tech billionaires on The Forbes 400 sold more than $15 billion worth of stock so far this year, with one person counting for more than half. Here’s who sold the most.

OnlyFans was a little-known U.K.-based company before porn entrepreneur Leonid Radvinsky bought it in 2018. Now he’s a new member of The Forbes 400.

Eren Ozmen’s reputation and her firm Sierra Nevada Corp.’s finances hinge on whether she can pull off executing a complex, $13 billion top-secret government project.

Out of office, the former president has transformed his fortune, converting a real-estate empire into a political profit machine.

When being a billionaire just isn’t enough.

It’s never been better to be a super-billionaire.

Fidelity has repeatedly cut the value of its stake in the social media firm since Musk’s acquisition.

As data mining firm Palantir’s shares continue to climb, Thiel is cashing out. He’s not the only Palantir insider doing so.

Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong created one of crypto’s central players, a fee-gushing monster that holds more than a tenth of all the Bitcoin ever minted. But now, in the cause of “decentralization,” he’s pursuing a new path.

The eldest son of Walmart founder Sam Walton is the first member of America’s richest family to boast a 12-figure fortune.