Ten billionaires, one trillion dream: The race shaping global wealth in 2025

Elon Musk is closer than ever to making financial history — on track to become the world’s first trillionaire. With Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI fueling his empire, Musk’s $497 billion fortune is more than wealth; it’s a power statement redefining capitalism itself.

Larry Ellison’s $320 billion net worth may have dipped, but the Oracle co-founder’s empire remains unshaken. His tech bets and luxury island retreats show how old-guard innovators still dominate the digital era’s boardrooms.

After stepping back from Amazon’s daily grind, Jeff Bezos’ fortune surged again — now at $254 billion. His secret? A diversified empire spanning space travel, media, and a reinvention of e-commerce logistics.

Larry Page’s $232 billion fortune proves that Google’s search engine was just the start. As AI becomes the next gold rush, his stake in Alphabet is turning algorithms into assets on an unprecedented scale.

Mark Zuckerberg’s $29 billion loss in a single month shows even the digital elite bleed red. Meta’s risky bets on the metaverse and AI could either rebuild his empire—or rewrite another cautionary tale in tech.

Sergey Brin might have retreated from headlines, but his $215 billion net worth says otherwise. Behind the scenes, the Google co-founder is quietly shaping AI’s next frontier through Alphabet’s Gemini project.

Bernard Arnault’s $183 billion fortune reminds the world that taste, not tech, still rules. From Louis Vuitton to Tiffany & Co., his LVMH empire turns timeless craftsmanship into a modern goldmine.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang transformed graphics chips into the backbone of the AI revolution. With a $176 billion fortune and a $5 trillion company, he’s proof that the next industrial revolution runs on code and silicon.

Michael Dell’s resurgence to $155 billion is a masterclass in patience and pivoting. From dorm-room PCs to cloud innovation, his return to the top ten cements him as tech’s quiet comeback king.