French luxury goods tycoon Bernard Arnault and family comes in second with a fortune of $156.5 billion, then Amazon founder Jeff Bezos with a fortune of $150.3 billion, followed by newcomer to the group, Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and family, with a fortune of $115.7 billion, while Microsoft founder Bill Gates is in the center. Fifth, with a fortune of $105.3 billion, and Orac co-founder, Larry Ellison, in sixth place, with $102.9 billion.

While Musk is the only one who raised his fortune within the $100 billion club, along with the new face in the group, Gautam Adani, and 3 billionaires left the ranking after their fortunes diminished, Warren Buffett lost $ 18.3 billion, to his fortune currently at $ 99.7 billion, while billionaires Google Larry lost Page and Sergey Brin $12.4 billion and $12.2 billion, respectively, bringing Paige’s fortunes to $98.6 billion and Brin’s net worth at $94.8 billion.

The changes that the $100 billion club has witnessed over the past few months come in conjunction with the decline in technology shares, as Amazon shares fell about 27% to $ 124.6, Alphabet, the parent company of Google, 21.1% to $114.3, and Oracle 15.2% to $ 74.5 since the beginning of the year. The energy sector is currently receiving more attention due to the Russo-Ukrainian war.