The American businessman has been added to the closed circle of people whose fortune exceeds 100 billion dollars, which also includes Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Bernard Arno and Bill Gates. Warren Buffett, as reported by Forbes magazine.
Yesterday, the stock price of his company, Berkshire Hathaway, broke a record, with the result that his fortune reached 100.3 billion dollars.
It is the first time that it exceeds this limit, according to AMPE.
Warren Buffett, 90, nicknamed “Oracle of Omaha”, He is one of the most successful American entrepreneurs and is respected, but his fortune had never reached this level, as in recent years investors seem to prefer investing in shares of technology companies.
According to the magazine Forbes, the Berkshire Hathaway Group controls more than 60 companies, including insurance company Geico and battery maker Duracell.
Mr. Buffett makes generous donationsTo date, he has donated more than $ 41 billion, mostly to the Gates Foundation (founded by Bill and Melinda) and to child-support organizations, according to Forbes.
In 2010, he and Bill Gates announced the Giving Pledge initiative, urging billionaires to donate half their fortune to charity.
According to Forbes’s real-time billionaires, only five entrepreneurs have more assets: the founder of the Amazon digital department store, Jeff Bezos (179.6 billion), the head of Tesla, o Ίλον Μασκ (165.1 billion), the leader of the LVMH group, o Bernard Arno (158.5 billion) and Microsoft co-founder, o Bill Gates ($ 125.6 billion).
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is in 6th place, with an estimated fortune of $ 96.7 billion.
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