Meta’s chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.Andrew Cabalero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Pictures. Allison Robbert-Pul/Getty pictures
The 10 richest people in the world had a combined $ 172 billion deleted by happiness in three days.
The actions fell after Trump’s tariff plans sparked fears of revenge and recession.
Elon Musk has dropped from $ 35 billion since Wednesday, while Mark Zuckerberg has dropped by about $ 24 billion.
The 10 richest people in the world had a combined $ 172 billion deleted by happiness during The three -day road to the Stock ExchangeShows Bloomberg’s billionaires index.
President Donald Trump Discovering Tariffs for Capture Last Wednesday caused A. Frantic sale It sent S&P 500 to 11% on Thursday, Friday and Monday.
The 10 richest people in the world, collectively worth just over $ 2 trillion at the beginning of this year, had more than $ 350 billion stalled in 2025 as a result of the slide in the value of their capital deposits.
Elon Musk They shed $ 135 billion alone, bringing it Tesla and net worth the CEO of SpaceX for the first time in five months. The only member of the Top 10 In the green year this year is Warren BuffettThe legendary investor led by Berkshire Hathaway.
Here’s where their treasures were on the market on the market on Monday:
Net value: $ 298 billion
3-day change: Down $ 35 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 135 billion
Tesla’s Chief Executive Officer and Spacke Elon MuskGrammy Sloan for the Washington Post through Getty Images
Elon Musk’s net value has changed wild in the last few months. The excitement of his proximity to the president has been replaced by concern, as anger has increased to the White House Agency, and the public reaction against Tesla has hampered the car manufacturer’s actions.
The richest person in the world His wealth comes primarily from his stakes in Tesla and Spasks. His other businesses include SpaceX, Neuralink, X, the boring company and XAI.
Net value: $ 196 billion
3-day change: Down $ 21 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 43 billion
Effef Bezos retired as CEO of Amazon in 2021.AP Photo/Johnon Loche
Effef Bezos is the founder and executive president of Amazon. He also owns the Washington Post, which he bought in 2013. Bezos retired as CEO of Amazon in 2021.
Net value: $ 183 billion
3-day change: Down $ 24 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 25 billion
Mark Zuckerberg is the founder and CEO of Meta Platforms.Orbegozo/Reuters
Mark Zuckerberg is the founder and CEO of Meta Platforms, the social media Behmot owned by Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and threads.
Net value: $ 154 billion
3-day change: Down $ 14 billion
Change from year to date: up to $ 12 billion
Warren Buffett is Berkshire’s CEO and CEO Hathaway.Reuters/Mario Anzuoni
Warren Buffett, 94, is Berkshire’s CEO and CEO Hathaway. His conglomerate owns a number of businesses, including Geiko’s candy and see, and has multibilional stakes in public companies such as Apple and American Express.
The legendary investor’s record for capitalizing market accidents and scale and diversification of his company made Berkshire a shelter for investors who pushed their shares by 8% this year.
Net value: $ 150 billion
3-day change: Down from $ 19 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 26 billion
Bernard Arnaul is LVMH CEO.Pictures of Honest/Getty
Bernard Arnaul is president and CEO of LVMF, the largest conglomerate in the world of luxury products. LVMH owns more than 75 brands covering fashion, cosmetics, jewelry and ghosts, including Louis Vuitton, Dior and Mot and Chandon.
LVMH sales are under pressure from luxury demand flags in the last quarters.
Net value: $ 149 billion
3-day change: Down $ 13 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 10 billion
Bill Gates is a billionaire co -founder of Microsoft.Roy Rohlin/Goetie Pictures for Netflix
Bill Gates is the founder of MicrosoftAlthough he withdrew from the board in 2020 and now only owns a small percentage of its actions. Most of his wealth is managed through a cascade investment, a private company that has large stakes in companies such as “four seasons” hotels.
The primary focus of Gates is the Gates Foundation, a philanthropic power plant that supports global health, education and climate initiatives.
Net value: $ 147 billion
3-day change: Down $ 21 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 45 billion
Larry Ellison is the co -founder of Oracle.Elizabeth Frantz/Reuters
Larry Ellison is the founder, executive president and chief executive of Oracle Technology, one of the world’s largest software and cloud computer companies.
Ellison is also a big investor in Tesla and owns much of Lanai, an island of Hawaiian.
Together with Masayoshi’s son at Open Altman and Sofbank, Ellison is heading the Stargat project, an Infrastructure Information for the $ 500 billion in infrastructure.
Net value: $ 134 billion
3-day change: Down $ 9 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 35 billion
Alphabet co -founder Larry Page withdrew as CEO in 2019.Kimberly White/Getty Pictures for wealth
Larry Page is the founder of Google and a member of the board of her parent company, an alphabet. While he withdrew as CEO of the alphabet in 2019, he remains a great shareholder and influential figure.
Page is also a major supporter of Kitty Hawk and Openter, companies that develop electric flying vehicles.
Net value: $ 126 billion
3-day change: Down $ 8 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 20 billion
Steve Ballmer is a former Microsoft CEO.Michael Buckner/variety through Getty Images
Steve Ballmer is a former Microsoft’s Chief Executive OfficerA role from 2000 to 2014. It remains one of the biggest individual shareholders of the company with about 4% of the shares.
Outside Microsoft, Ballmer also owns the Los Angeles Clippers, a team in the NBA, which he bought in 2014 for $ 2 billion.
Net value: $ 126 billion
3-day change: Down $ 8 billion
Change from year to date: Down $ 33 billion
Google co -founder Sergey Brin.Pictures of Kelly Sullivan/Getty
Sergey Brin He is the founder of Google and played a key role in developing her early search algorithms. He worked as president of the alphabet until he retired in 2019.
Like Page, Brin retains a significant impact on Alphabet Through his class B actions. Most of its net value is tied to the alphabet.
