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FOUNDERS · COMPANIES · MONEY

Who built it, who owns it, what it’s worth.

Profiles of the world’s richest founders and the companies behind their money, with every figure sourced and dated. Updated 8 November 2026.

India’s big duel

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Mukesh Ambani is ahead by $15.8B.

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85Companies
$2.78THeld by the top 10
9Sourced stories
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01 · The fortune scale

How the top 10 compare

Forbes estimates on 1 November 2026. Biggest loser last month: Larry Page ($53.0B down). Biggest gainer: Warren Buffett.

  1. 1Elon MuskSpaceX$869.0B
  2. 2Jeff BezosAmazon$361.0B
  3. 3Larry PageAlphabet (Google)$233.0B
  4. 4Michael DellDell Technologies$229.0B
  5. 5Sergey BrinAlphabet (Google)$214.0B
  6. 6Mark ZuckerbergMeta Platforms$211.0B
  7. 7Jensen HuangNvidia$178.0B
  8. 8Larry EllisonOracle$172.0B
  9. 9Steve BallmerLos Angeles Clippers$162.0B
  10. 10Warren BuffettBerkshire Hathaway$154.0B

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02 · Compare

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Elon Musk is 2.4× as rich as Jeff Bezos.

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05 · Rankings

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06 · People

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07 · Companies

The most valuable companies we track

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  1. 1AppleApple$5.03TMarket cap
  2. 2NvidiaNvidia$4.88TMarket cap
  3. 3MicrosoftMicrosoft$3.77TMarket cap
  4. 4Alphabet (Google)Alphabet (Google)$3.42TMarket cap
  5. 5AmazonAmazon$2.66TMarket cap
  6. 6SpaceXSpaceX$1.85TMarket cap
  7. 7TeslaTesla$1.60TMarket cap
  8. 8Meta PlatformsMeta Platforms$1.55TMarket cap
  9. 9Berkshire HathawayBerkshire Hathaway$1.19TMarket cap
  10. 10OracleOracle$361.4BMarket cap
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10 · Timeline

2026 in money

  1. SpaceX raises a record $75 billion in its IPO, making Elon Musk the first trillionaire
  2. Blue Origin raises $10 billion in its first outside funding round
  3. Warren Buffett hands Berkshire Hathaway chairmanship to his son Howard
  4. Adani family tops Forbes India Rich List 2026 at $112.7 billion
  5. Paramount completes Warner Bros. Discovery takeover, renames combined company Skydance
  6. Mukesh Ambani passes Gautam Adani again as India’s richest person
  7. SpaceX posts its first profit as a public company as Starlink and AI revenue surge
  8. SpaceX and Tesla form committees to explore a merger
  9. World’s 10 richest lose $300 billion in October as tech stocks slide
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12 · Story of the week

How Elon Musk built SpaceX

Elon Musk’s biography runs from Pretoria, South Africa, where he was born on 28 June 1971, to Starbase, Texas, where he runs SpaceX.

By the FIF editorial team · 6 min read Read the story
Elon Musk, 2018 portrait. Photo: Debbie Rowe / The Royal Society, CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/), via Wikimedia Commons; square crop.

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