Forbes 2021 - the richest people in the world according to Forbes magazine in 2021

Hello, dear readers of the Tyulyagin project! Most people, even if they deny it, deep down in their souls dream of striving for wealth or at least just want to live in abundance. In today's article we will talk about the richest people in the world at the end of 2021 and the beginning of 2021. They have no need to dream of wealth, because they are already incredibly rich. In addition to the list of the richest people of our time, I will tell you about the richest people in the history of mankind . In the article you will also find out in which countries and cities billionaires and the richest people on Earth live. In addition, I will separately list the richest people in Russia .

Get out of your comfort zone

To achieve what you didn't have, start doing what you've never done. This quote is attributed to Richard Bach. But it's much easier said than done. Everything new is associated with leaving the so-called comfort zone. This is such a cozy and warm state that you just don’t want to leave. Even if, in the future, it will bring something good.

The trap is that anything can become your comfort zone, even poverty. According to research by Canadian business coach Brian Tracy, 80% of people are dissatisfied with their income level. However, none of them is going to earn more. People simply adjust their lives to their income level so as not to leave a comfortable state. They travel less, eat worse and buy cheap clothes.

80 percent of people live in this zone and are not going anywhere. But in vain. If you only do what is comfortable and familiar, you will forever remain at the same level. Therefore, the first thing you need to learn is to push yourself out of your comfort zone. What you will need for this:

  • recognize that a comfort zone exists and it is always convenient to slip into it. Understanding that you can get used to the lowest standard of living is the first step to action;
  • the realization that going out will bring benefits. For example, it's not easy to wake up half an hour earlier to go for a morning run. But if you do this, after 10 minutes there will be no trace of discomfort left - just pure pleasure;
  • effort of will. The ability to leave your comfort zone is a habit like any other. If you believe psychologists, then for the first month you will have to break yourself, and then everything will go back to normal. Pardon the tautology, but leaving your comfort zone will no longer be a way out of your comfort zone - everything will go automatically;
  • set tasks that will require you to get out of your comfort zone. Goals should force you to get out of your comfortable state and do something new.


The richest people in the world 2021

The 2021 Forbes ranking includes 2,359 names from 72 countries. Compared to the 2021 ranking, where there were only 2,208 billionaires, there were 7% more of them. However, this is not what is noteworthy, but how much their total capital has grown! If in 2021 the total assets of all the world's billionaires amounted to 9.1 trillion dollars, then today this number is already 11.9 trillion dollars: more than 30% growth in two years! More than 5 billion dollars on average for each member of the list - this is noticeably more than 4.1 billion just a couple of years ago!

At the forefront of the billionaire movement, as always, is the United States. There are already 661 moneybags living here, although in 2018 there were only 585 of them. Americans occupy 13 places in the first two dozen Forbes and their total capital exceeds $4 trillion: more than a third of the entire list! Interestingly, in this country there are exactly twenty billionaires for every ten million inhabitants. Just like under the federal program - allocated by the government for the delight of citizens.

China has long been in second place: 462 billionaires versus 373 just a couple of years ago. The total capital of the Chinese is not so impressive - it is only 2.2 trillion dollars. The density of billionaires here is much lower than in the United States: only 3.3 rich people for every ten million Chinese. But because there was no point in breeding such a population!

A historical turning point has taken place and India has taken third place in the number of billionaires, ahead of Germany, which had been there for many years: 119 Indian billionaires and only 116 rich Germans, although not so long ago there were 123 of them! However, if you look at the population density of billionaires, Germany’s leadership remains undeniable: 14 multi-billionaires per ten million German population and even less than one per ten million Indians.

Russia closes the top five: we have 101 billionaires and their number has not changed at all over the past two years. Their density is also constant: about 7 billionaires for every ten million Russians. The total capital has grown significantly during this time: in 2021 it was $409 billion, and today it is already $484 billion. It turns out that, on average, each Russian oligarch became rich by 740 million greenbacks. Have you felt this increase in prosperity? No?? Ugh, how insensitive you are... You lack patriotism...

Anyway. Let's move on to the personalities!

Jeff Bezos

The head of Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, went to the first line of the rating for 20 years, and took it at the end of 2021. He topped the Forbes ranking for the first time in 2021 with a net worth of $112 billion. Bill Gates, who rested on his laurels as the richest man on the planet those very 20 years before him, never saw the amount of 100 billion dollars in his account, but, as it turned out, this is far from the limit! In 2021, Forbes recorded the size of Bezos’s capital at $131 billion, and in the spring of 2021, when “all this” was just beginning, the amount dropped to $113 billion, but was still much higher than any of its closest competitors, which retained its primacy in the ranking of billionaires behind Bezos. The decline was due to Bezos' divorce after 25 years of marriage. The wife received $37.5 billion in compensation, automatically becoming one of the richest women in the world and remains in this place to this day. The decrease in Jeff Bezos's capital, although it was quite noticeable, did not in any way affect the overall picture: the richest man in the world has only become richer over the past year! Can you guess how much Bezos's capital is now, at the end of 2021? You won’t guess... 185.2 billion dollars! TEN TIMES more than in 2012!

The origins of the positive dynamics are quite clear: the people of the United States are sitting at home during the pandemic and ordering EVERYTHING from their favorite online store, Amazon. They launched another separate delivery of medicines to this tune and, in general, only increased their momentum throughout the year. I believe that by the Forbes 2021 rating, Bezos can overcome the 200 billion threshold, thereby increasing his capital TWICE compared to last year. It turns out, “to whom is the pandemic, and to whom is the mother”??

Bill Gates

Billy hasn't run Microsoft for a long time and doesn't even tell the current leader what to do. Gates is an institutional investor whose assets include factories, ships and all sorts of industries. He looks for stocks very well, and when in doubt, he consults with his friend Warren Buffett, he will also soon be in this rating. Gates's list of assets is so long and confusing that even listing the industries into which he has his curious little hands would take a couple of pages. There are chemicals, and waste processing, and nuclear energy, and expensive hotels, and a tractor plant, and retail chains, and whatnot, or it is there, but hidden from prying eyes behind several layers of holding structures. Until 2021, his capital grew evenly and gradually, increasing by 10% annually, sometimes rolling back a little in a not very successful year. In the Forbes 2021 ranking, Bill Gates ranks second with $98 billion. Yes, 15 yards behind Bezos, but still very respectably approaching the coveted hundred. What do you think happened during the pandemic? Gates sagged? Lost any assets? Nothing like this! Its capital at the end of 2021 is already $120.1 billion and continues to grow steadily every day! Due to global interest, he is now involved in vaccines, and in general he has become involved in medicine, because a virus is a virus, and money has no smell! Billions, even more so...

Bernard Arnault

The head of the LVMH concern (Louis Vuitton Washes Hennessy) controls half of the brands of luxury clothing, cosmetics and booze in the world. He was already in the Forbes top ten before, rising to 4th place in 2011-2012, then fell out of the top ten for several years and in 2018 triumphantly returned to his favorite 4th place with a capital of $72 billion. The ratings for 2021 and 2021 showed high stability: Bernard Arnault, with $76 billion in his hands, became one of the three richest people on the planet. It would seem that this is happiness! But then an epidemic broke out, people locked themselves in their homes, so what? That's right, they're drinking expensive Hennessy, dousing themselves in Givanshi and Guerlain perfume from head to toe! The industry soared - everyone suddenly needed luxury clothes, although everything in the world was closed and there was nowhere to go out wearing them anyway! Bernard Arnault's capital DOUBLED in six months and at the end of 2021 is $148 billion! If it weren’t for the Americans who were sweeping everything off the shelves and literally lifted entrepreneur Bezos into their arms, the French lover of luxury would have become the richest man in the world. And now he is “only” in second place...

Warren Buffett

Old Warren has been planning to retire for about five years now. Either he was looking for an heir, or he was going to divide his Berkshire Hathaway holding into several parts and install managers, but in the end, his grandfather is already 90 years old, and he is still up to the most tomatoes in business! Buffett is also an institutional investor. He owns shares in hundreds of companies, mainly related to construction, transport and heavy industry. He also does not disdain banks, insurance companies and various technology giants. It has a stake in both Amazon and Apple, and in the latter it is quite significant, about 5%. Buffett's capital is stable and from year to year experiences some fluctuations back and forth, which either raises him to second place, or places him in fourth place in the Forbes ranking, where he is today with a fixed amount of $67.5 billion. However, as you already understand, March and December 2021 are very different for many members of the Forbes list, so at the end of the year Buffett already has $85.5 billion rustling in his pocket! Pandemic, self-isolation, BLM and pogroms in New York - don’t care about anything, the old guy can make money from everything!

Larry Ellison

Another businessman who has made a significant leap forward this year. Ellison, in general, has been hanging around in the Forbes top ten for a long time, because his company Oracle has been consistently successful for the last 20 years, and he owns 36% of the shares of this company and is its CEO. This, of course, does not prevent him from diversifying his income and generally getting into other companies along the way, where it smells delicious. So, in 2021, he became chairman of the board of directors of Tesla, which has been quite successful recently, and now owns almost two percent of its shares. In the 2021 ranking, Forbes allocated him fifth place with his capital of $59 billion. However, the year is unusual, so now, in December, Ellison already has $86.3 billion under his belt and has even surpassed old man Buffett in the thickness of his wallet!

This is the top five on the list. What follows will be a little less interesting, so I will present my thoughts more briefly, lingering on particularly interesting instances. Note that in March 2021, these five businesses had $413.5 billion in circulation. This is already a lot, especially considering that in 2011 the capital of these five billionaires barely exceeded $200 billion, that is, they were exactly twice as poor. BUT now, in December 2020, their total capital is $628.5 billion! They gained 215 yards during the pandemic! So you’re sitting at home and thinking about what to make a shot with today, but someone else has Russia’s annual budget for three years just lying around in their pocket...

Amancio Ortega

Owner of the Zara chain of stores. The richest Spaniard. For the third year in a row, he has been in 6th place in the ranking, although recently he even rose to second place, right after Bill Gates. At the beginning of 2021, he had $55.1 billion in his pocket, but during the year of self-isolation he gained weight to $73.7 billion and continues to gain weight.

Mark Zuckerberg

Head of Facebook. Markukha rocketed into the top ten between 2013 and 2021, quadrupling his fortune in four years. Since 2018, his business has not been going so well and from year to year his capital has lost about 10%, reaching $54.7 billion. in March 2021. BUT by December the capital had strengthened and now amounts to 98.3 billion evergreens!

Waltons

I’ll be sorting these out in batches at once, just like they are in the ranking. Jim Walton, Alice Walton and Rob (Samuel Robson) Walton. Co-owners of the largest supermarket chain Walmart in the USA. They occupy the 8th, 9th and 10th lines of the Forbes rating, closing the top ten. There are also billionaires in the family - the boy Lucas Walton is in 44th place and two grandmothers Christy Walton and Ann Walton Kroenke are somewhere in the second hundred. The total capital of Sam Walton's heirs was nearly $200 billion at the beginning of the year, and by December it had exceeded this value, reaching $234.6 billion. Obviously, if the family had chipped in, they would have taken first place in Forbes 2021, easily beating the handsome Bezos.

Larry Page and Sergei Brinn

The co-owners of Google are also doing great. Their capital, which fluctuated within fairly narrow limits for several years, amounted to $50.9 billion at the beginning of the year. Page and $49.1 billion. Brynn (exactly one hundred yards between them), and by the end of 2021 had already reached $76.6 billion. and 74.4 billion dollars. accordingly, that is, it has grown exactly one and a half times!

Francois Bettencourt

The richest woman in Europe, French, heir to the L`Oreal empire. She took over the management of the corporation after the death of her mother, Liliane Bettencourt. In the Forbes 2021 ranking, it is in 15th place with a capital of $48.9 billion, but by the end of the year its assets already amount to $72.6 billion.

Jack Ma

And here is the first Chinese on the list. There are a lot of them in Forbes this year. Jack Ma is the head of the Alibaba group, which includes our beloved Aliexpress. 17th place in the Forbes 2020 ranking with assets of $38.8 billion. In 2021, when the whole world sat at home and furiously ordered all sorts of bullshit on Ali, the capital increased to $57.3 billion.

Koch family

Large industrialists from the USA. Koch Industries is engaged in oil refining, production of plastics, fertilizers, auto parts, building materials and much more. Previously, two brothers were on the Forbes list - Charles and David Koch, but in 2021 David died and his capital was completely inherited by his daughter Julia. The total capital was $76.4 billion. at the beginning of the year and grew to 89.6 billion dollars. by the end of the year.

Ma Huaten

Chinese again on the list! The 20th place in the ranking goes to the head of the Chinese corporation Tencent. This is a developer of games (PUBG, for example) and software (WEechat, which ALL Chinese use). As you understand, such a Chinese could only get rich in a year... And it’s true: at the beginning of the year, Huaten had $38.1 billion in his pocket, and by the end of the year the capital grew by 43% and amounted to $54.6 billion.

Mukesh Ambani

The Indian oil and gas tycoon also did not sit idle in his 21st place in the ranking. He worked hard and raised his capital from $36.8 billion in a year. more than doubled to $76.3 billion. Forbes says the bulk of the capital gain, $20 billion, came from the sale of a third of his company to Jio, a major Indian smartphone maker.

Phil Knight

This name may not be so sonorous and few people even imagine who it is, but this is the founder of Nike. He has been in the Forbes hundred for a long time, usually somewhere between 24 and 60 places, and the 2020 ranking is no exception, where Phil Knight took 25th place with a capital of $29.5 billion. But something changed during the year and Phil now has $53 billion in his wallet, almost twice as much as at the beginning of the year. How did this happen? During the epidemic, did people start running more and buying Nikes for themselves? It seems like it should be just the opposite...

Francois Pinault

Another luxury tycoon. Owner of San Loren and Gucci, head of the Christie's auction house, large art collector. It has long been included in the Forbes hundred, in the 2021 ranking it rose to 27th position with a capital of $27 billion. As you understand, by December he also became remarkably rich. Now his assets are estimated at $44.7 billion.

Elon Musk

A favorite of the Internet, a billionaire and philanthropist, the prototype of Iron Man in Marvel, an avid Twitter blogger, the initiator of the future coup in Bolivia, the best friend of AI and the launcher of cars into space, he has been promoting himself like hell in recent years and has finally come to success. At the beginning of the year, he occupied 31st position in the Forbes ranking with a capital of $24.6 billion.

In a year he became richer almost SIX TIMES and now, even taking into account Bezos’s increased assets, he should occupy SECOND place in Forbes. His capital at the end of December is a fantastic 147 billion dollars! In just a day, while this article was being written, Elon Musk became rich by another three billion green! Now say “How do you like this, Elon Musk?” it will become somewhat inconvenient... Because Musk doesn’t give a damn about his income...

Get up an hour earlier

Brian Tracy conducted a study during which he interviewed several successful Moscow businessmen. They all admitted that they get up early in the morning - between 5 and 6 o'clock. This allows you to slowly get ready, start planning things for the current day, and even go for a short run. Such people come to the office ready to work, and do not sway until lunch.

What time does an average person get up? Just to have time to get ready for work, that is, at the last moment. If it takes an hour to get ready and travel, he gets up an hour before work. And he’ll snooze the alarm clock a couple of times so he can sleep for a couple more minutes. As a result, a person is ready to work after a couple of coffees in the office.

Disney President Robert Iger wakes up at 4:30 am. He listens to music, checks email and watches TV. Apple CEO Tim Cook gets up at the same time. At 5 am, the entrepreneur is already at the gym, and arrives at the office first. Many American presidents also got up early: Benjamin Franklin, George Bush Sr. and Bush Jr. In general, the habit of being among the first to come to work is very typical for many entrepreneurs. This way they set an example for their employees and motivate them to do the same. Agree: if the director comes for lunch, it relaxes the staff too . Successful people know this very well.

Forbes 2021 men and women, average age

Good old gender inequality has remained unchanged in the Forbes rankings for twenty years. 89% of the list's participants are men. 11% are women. Previously, by the way, it was even less, about 9%. In the realities of 2021, this is 259 women versus 2100 men.

The average age of Forbes ranking participants is quite high. For 2020, this is a little over 64 years of age. If you take the first hundred Forbes, then there are 67 years.

The youngest billionaires live in Norway - sisters Alexandra and Katharina Andersen, heiress of the Ferd hedge fund, at the age of 24 and 25, each have $1.4 billion. Another young Norwegian, Gustav Magnar Vitzoy, is a fish farmer at 27 and already has $3.6 billion under his belt. American Austin Russell develops high-tech sensors for car navigation with artificial intelligence, and in 2020 his company underwent a successful IPO. Austin became the youngest billionaire to earn his capital on his own, rather than receive it as an inheritance. The American prodigy is now worth $3.5 billion, and he only celebrated his 25th birthday!

The oldest billionaire in the world is Marcel Adams from Canada. Grandfather turned 100 years old this year, and he continues to sell real estate in Montreal, patiently saving $1.7 billion for his old age...

George Joseph is only 99 years old. He deals with insurance in Los Angeles, USA. The old man also has $1.7 billion in his account.

Go to bed early

Many people who have achieved success do not stay up late in front of the TV, but go to bed early. By the way, not watching television at all is a distinctive feature of rich people. American researcher Thomas Corley, who spent 5 years researching their habits, claims: 67% of successful people never watch TV . Among the poor, only 23 percent do not watch TV.

Not having a TV habit allows successful people to go to bed earlier. Many people go to bed as early as 10 pm. That is why they get up earlier than usual. If you get caught up in the next talk show or TV series and go to bed after midnight, getting up early is out of the question.

Play sports

Let’s get ahead of those who will now say, they say, I don’t have enough time for work, I’m spinning like a squirrel in a wheel, what kind of sport is that? Do you know what requirement often flashes through the riders of pop stars when organizing concerts? Gym rental and personal trainer. That is, imagine: a singer goes on tour, lives in a completely crazy schedule, but still finds time for sports.

For example, trip-hop artist Trickey asks for a personal kickboxing trainer, and Madonna generally takes a personal yoga instructor with her. I had a free minute before the performance - pumped my fists or plunged into nirvana. When else if not now?

By playing sports, you get:

  • good health. Comments are unnecessary here;
  • outburst of negative emotions. Just kidding, but if you imagine the image of a competitor instead of a punching bag, you can let off some steam;
  • the habit of fighting and winning. Those who play sports are more purposeful and do not give in to difficulties. In sports, as in business, there is a spirit of competition;
  • a way to abstract from problems and failures. Many entrepreneurs note that as soon as they cross the threshold of the gym, all problems recede into the background.

Read books and improve your knowledge in every possible way

Only 2 percent of poor people read self-help books, says Thomas Corley. But among successful people there are much more of them. 88% of rich people devote at least 30 minutes a day to reading specialized literature.

In addition, successful businessmen love to attend endless seminars, conferences and master classes. And they are ready to pay well for it. They know very well: the best investment is investing in yourself . Money spent on books and training will definitely bring profit. Especially now, when business trends change almost every month. You must always be aware of new trends and keep your nose to the wind.

Plan your time

All successful people live according to a predetermined schedule. They know what they will be doing in 2 hours, next week or next year. Time management is one of the main habits of such characters. It is impossible to work differently in a busy rhythm: all tasks must be scheduled by the hour . Otherwise, it won’t be long before you forget about important business negotiations, miss a conference or be late for a plane.

Some people use classic diaries for this, others download newfangled mobile applications. Actually the method doesn't matter. The main thing is to control your time. Once they start planning, many entrepreneurs are surprised to find that they have more time. All kinds of planners clearly show where there are free windows in the schedule. They can be devoted to sports, recreation and entertainment.

There is a metaphor: “The more time, the less time.” She says that too much free time relaxes you and makes you procrastinate. On the contrary, a busy schedule forces you to be responsible with your time .
Once you start planning, you will use it much more effectively.

Larry Page ($50.8 billion)

One of the co-founders of Google (now Alphabet). He also runs Calico, an American biotechnology research and development company, Nest, which creates smart home solutions, and others.

Page created Google in 1998 together with classmate Sergey Brin (in 14th place with a fortune of $49.8 billion). Together they came up with the PageRank algorithm, which is responsible for the operation of the largest search engine in the world.

In 2015, Alphabet appeared - the parent company of Google and other projects that work in different directions. Larry Page is the CEO of Alphabet.

Set goals and try to achieve them

When starting your own business, ask yourself the question: “What do I want to get in the end?” . The answer to it will be the goal of the entire enterprise. It can be anything: earn a million dollars, buy a house on the beach, make the world a little better. This is a global goal. But there are also secondary ones - they must be subordinated to the main one. Secondary goals can be long-term or short-term. Doubling revenue next year is a long-term goal. Read 5 books on marketing this month - short term.

Everything seems simple and clear, but there are several nuances regarding how to set goals . They should be:

  • measurable. Not just “get rich”, but “earn a billion rubles”;
  • achievable. Set results that can actually be achieved. The principle “demand the impossible from yourself and you will get the maximum” is not always appropriate. It is better to set a modest goal, but achieve results, than to raise the bar and experience disappointment;
  • limited in time. A specific time should be allocated for each task;
  • static. The conditions of the task should not change after it is posed;
  • distributed. There is no need to lump all goals into one pile. Distribute them over time and complete them one by one.

Larry Ellison ($62.5 billion)

Founder of the Oracle software company. Oracle is the largest software manufacturer for other companies and a supplier of server hardware (after the acquisition of Sun Microsystems).

Until 2014, Ellison was the head. Then he left Oracle, but remained chairman of the board of directors and CTO. He still owns 25% of Oracle shares. At the end of last year, the businessman joined the board of directors of Tesla.

Larry is a well-known philanthropist: in 2021 he donated $200 million to a cancer treatment center.

Leave bad habits behind

“I doubt I would be standing here if I hadn’t stopped drinking whiskey, beer, wine and all that.” Do you know who this phrase belongs to? It was, neither more nor less, George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States. He stated this in an interview with the American ABC channel after being elected to the post of head of the oval office.

Giving up bad habits is also typical for the powerful. Many of them do not drink, smoke or eat meat.
This allows you to always be in great shape and keep you healthy. Many celebrities and businessmen adhere to a vegetarian diet: Madonna, Brad Pitt, Henry Ford and Bill Clinton.

Carlos Slim Helu and family ($64 billion)

The wealthiest person in Mexico and South America. He owns America Moviele, the main operator in his homeland. Slim also has interests in local companies operating in the following sectors: construction, production and sale of consumer goods, mining and real estate.

The Mexican tycoon has a 17% stake in the American daily newspaper The New York Times.

Carlos is one of the most generous businessmen in the world. His Carlos Slim Foundation funds educational, cultural and health projects in Mexico. Thanks to him, the project of the Soumaya Museum with 66,000 exhibits took place. They are valued at $700 million.

Delegate authority

Multitasking is good, but in moderation. It will be much better if you focus on one or two important goals and leave the rest to your employees. One Russian entrepreneur from the 90s said that he would never do anything that could be entrusted to others.

Don’t burden yourself with current tasks—better focus on planning and strategy for business development. This is your direct task as a leader. But you need to delegate authority wisely. We wrote about how to do this correctly in this article.

Find people with similar interests

According to writer Joshua Schenk, creativity develops through communication with other people. In his book “Powers Of Two,” he talked about outstanding duos who, together, reached great heights. For example, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Marie and Pierre Curie, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.

Psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, during long walks together, developed a new theory of behavioral economics, which brought Kahneman the Nobel Prize.

Tolkien and Lewis let each other read their sketches, and spent Monday evenings together in the pub. Scientists Francis Crick and James Watson often talked and dined together, and then discovered the structure of DNA together with Maurice Wilkinson.

And Theodore Roosevelt had a so-called tennis cabinet, whose members played tennis together and discussed political issues.

The experience of many outstanding people shows that communication with other people helps you look at things from a different point of view and even create something completely new.

Maintain financial discipline

If you read books by American writers from the beginning of the last century, you will get a very interesting impression. Every second hero necessarily puts aside a small part of his income into a bank account in order to open his own business in the future. This even applies to laundresses and loaders, not to mention successful businessmen. It was not for nothing that America experienced an industrial and economic boom at that time.

Here are some simple tips that will allow you to save:

  • don't risk your money. Pragmatic people rarely go all-in and try not to take risks;
  • Keep records of all income and expenses, even personal ones. There are plenty of applications for home accounting - download and use;
  • save part of your income for the future. It's not about money, but about the habit of saving money;
  • Don't make rash purchases. More than 30% of purchases are made spontaneously. This is evidenced by research from Visa. A gigantic amount, you will agree. Therefore, learning to control expenses and not buy too much is the basis of financial literacy.

Mark Zuckerberg

At 32 years old, the creator of the largest social network, Facebook, owns a fortune of $71 billion. More than two years ago, it increased by $15 billion due to the growth of the company's shares by 32%.

Also read: Who will have their pensions increased from April 1, 2021 and by how much?

Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook while still a student at Harvard in 2004. At the time of the creation of the most popular social network, he was only 19 years old. The company's shares are constantly growing, generating income for Zuckerberg.

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