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3:55Now PlayingAs of March 1, the 10 richest people on the planet are worth a combined $1.56 trillion—$115 billion more than a month earlier. Mark Zuckerberg moved up one spot, while India’s Mukesh Ambani returns to the top 10 for the first time in two years.
Billionaire Elon Musk lost his title as world’s richest person in January, as shares of his electric car maker slid and a judge in Delaware voided Musk’s $51 billion pay package, leading Forbes to discount his package of options. He is still no. 2 but his fortune has rebounded above $200 billion, from $182.6 billion, and he’s closed the gap between him and luxury goods tycoon Bernard Arnault of France.
Arnault had a very good month, adding $19 billion to his net worth but not quite as good as Musk whose fortune jumped $27 billion.
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