According to the Forbes Real Time Billionaires website, South Africa-born Elon Musk remains the richest person in the world.
Image via Instagram @elonmuskh Image via Instagram @elonmuskhrounds out the top three with $197.2 billion., is a French multinational holding and conglomerate specialising in luxury goods, headquartered in Paris.
Musk is the fourth-youngest member of the top 10 club, behind Mark Zuckerberg , Sergey Brin and Larry Page . Following Bezos in the top 10, in order, are Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison, Page, Brin, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.The figures are updated in real time.Francoise Bettencourt MeyersShe has served on L’Oreal’s board since 1997 and is the chairwoman of the family holding company.
She became France’s reigning L’Oreal heiress in 2017 when her mother, Liliane Bettencourt, then the world’s richest woman, died at age 94.
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