The battle for the title of the world's richest person is often a hot topic, especially in the era of tech billionaires. Two prominent names in this category are Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos. Both

Following the inauguration of Donald Trump, financial setbacks have plagued five major billionaires, with a combined loss of $209 billion. Tesla’s Elon Musk has seen his wealth plummet by $148 billion,

Mark Zuckerberg‘s rise in the billionaire rankings has been nothing short of spectacular. Fueled by Meta’s skyrocketing stock value and bold financial moves, he has surpassed Jeff Bezos for the first time,

Elon Musk, during an appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience" on Friday, said he supported fellow tech tycoon Jeff Bezos' decision to revamp the opinion section of the Washington Post, the paper he owns,

Jeff Bezos announced changes to the Washington Post opinion pages to support personal liberties and free markets, leading to the resignation of opinion editor David Shipley. This change follows the Post's controversial decision not to endorse a presidential candidate in 2024,

Amazon boss Jeff Bezos has taken the opinion out of Washington Post's opinion section. The billionaire declared that only opinions that support “personal liberties” and “free markets” will be welcome in the opinion pages of the Post.

Schmidt announced at a company meeting that he had made a “significant investment” in the firm and taken a “controlling stake” in it, the New York Times has reported. On top of that, Schmidt plans to take the role of CEO at the company.

Eric Schmidt has acquired a control stake in Relativity Space, a Long Beach, Calif.-based rocket maker, and taken over as CEO. Why it matters: This will be Schmidt's first CEO job since leaving Google's top post more than 14 years ago,