Jeff Bezos ousted Elon Musk and regains the title of the world's richest man

 

It seems that the fierce competition for the title of the richest man in the world is still continuing, after the CEO of the e-commerce company Amazon Jeff Bezos has monopolized this title since 2017, controversial businessman Elon Musk won this title at the beginning of this year, but that only lasted For a short time, as Jeff Bezos returned again to remove Musk from this title and then regain it again.

Elon Musk, the owner and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, was only six weeks away, before Jeff Bezos removed him from this title, and this comes after Elon Musk lost 4.5 billion US dollars yesterday evening after the fall of the value of the shares of his company to manufacture Tesla electric cars to 2.4 percent, according to Bloomberg Economic News, which caused it to decline to second place again and Jeff Bezos to get first place, although his financial results in the stock market were also bad, but his loss did not exceed 372 million US dollars, bringing Bezos’s fortune to $ 191 billion, compared to $ 190 billion for Mask.

And Elon Musk had officially become the richest man in the world at the beginning of this year, after his wealth exceeded 185 billion US dollars, as Elon Musk was one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Covid 19 virus epidemic, like many companies and personalities in the digital world, as attributed to Elon Musk said that he made a great technological revolution in two areas related to his work, the first related to the field of smart and self-driving electric cars with his company Tesla, then the space world with his company SpaceX, all of this certainly contributed to Elon Musk to reach a very high level to compete with the rest of the billionaires of the cultural world.

It is noteworthy that Jeff Bezos announced during the past few days that he would be stepping down from the presidency of Amazon after nearly 27 years of establishing it. Which aims to enable humans to travel through space, as Jeff Bezos said in this regard, "As President of Exec, I will remain involved in important Amazon initiatives, but I also have the time and energy that I need to focus on the Day 1 Fund, Bezos Earth Fund, Blue." Origin, Washington Post, and my other passion. "