For the First Time, Americans Took All the Top 10 Places in the Bloomberg Billionaires Ranking

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Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, has fallen to the 11th place of the world's greatest fortunes, with a wealth of 123 billion euros, according to Bloomberg. His fortune has decreased by 56 billion euros since January, in...

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Bernard Arnault, the leader of the luxury group LVMH, remains nevertheless the richest man in Europe. ...

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The French tycoon of the luxury and owner of Louis Vuitton, Bernard Arnault, left the group of the ten largest fortunes in the world, opening space for a list made exclusively by Americans, mostly billionaires of the technology sector, to dominate the ranking. Arnault's assets fell to $143 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, making the founder of the LVMH group stand behind Warren Buffett, 96-year-old philanthropist and presi…

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Americans for the first time took all the places in the top 10 richest people in the worldBernard Arnault dropped out of the top ten richest due to a drop in wealth by $65 billion. For the first time, the rating was completely led by Americans, led by Mask.

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The fall of LVMH stock on the Stock Exchange reduced Bernard Arnault's fortune to 123 billion euros, bringing him out of the world's top 10 dominated by US billionaires of technology.

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The LVMH action reached its lowest level in six years, at 405.70 euros, this Thursday, September 10, causing Bernard Arnault to be released from the Top 10 of the world's greatest fortunes according to Forbes. With 129 billion euros...