President Trump spent the last year getting richer than 51 more billionaires — sort of.
This year's Forbes billionaires list shows Trump up 51 spots from last year, going from the 766th richest person in the word to the 751th. But his net worth of $3.1 billion actually remained flat, and some of his star properties actually saw losses, Forbes explains.
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It's been a far more successful year for Trump's enemy No. 1 Jeff Bezos. The Amazon founder added $19 billion to his net worth from last year, preserving his top spot on the Forbes list with $131 billion. Michael Bloomberg, who's considering challenging Trump for his job, added $5.5 billion to his net worth and jumped two spots to No. 9.
Meanwhile, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's net worth plummeted by $8.7 billion from last year, dropping him three spots to No. 8 on the Forbes list. The loss comes after a rough year for Facebook, as Zuckerberg saw both stock values and trust in the company fall. Check out the whole billionaires list at Forbes.
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