Jeff Bezos added $13 billion to his net worth on Monday, his highest one day increase yet - Business Insider

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Jeff Bezos added $13 billion to his net worth on Monday, his highest one day increase yet

However, Bezos isn't the only billionaire to see his wealth grow throughout the pandemic.

A new analysis by the Americans for Tax Fairness and the Institute for Policy Studies found that the more than 600 Americans billionaires had their wealth grow an average of NewsletterEmail address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Business Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our

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Well.. damn

Our Senate is worried that extending unemployment benefits will discourage people from going back to work. Meanwhile...

All that PS5 aNd accessories profit and delivery money hasn't even flowed in yet.

13 billion on a Monday... has to be the greatest monday ever

😂💀

Let me drop this one here:

guess the divorce was worth it

SirBoiz_Arnold plesse help me understand this

The rest of the world must be doing it wrong

What is Nigeria’s 2020’s budget again? Cc FinPlanKaluAja1 asemota NaijaFlyingDr CitizenPeper kratoshispus

That divorce must've been hard

$13,000,000,000 in 1 single day !!! Amazon is going wild 🤯😳

$AMZN Interesting how some of these US companies, their stocks and founders and owners raking in moolah even during calamity and disruption caused by Covid-19 pandemic!

Iconic Progression. I'm off to bed. This World is not my own... It's look so now more these days. Cheers

Fucking hell!🤣🤣🤣

He better pay his tithe.😊

The link to how other billionaires made billions of dollars in the pandemic is broken

Damn

Well... a 0.01% of that could make a person live a good life with 4% intrest if you invest it in the stock market 😅

Why do folk need nonessential stuff? Why support Amazon & NOT local businesses? Many deliver, curbside pickup.... StopAmazon

Holy crap

😮

Why keep shopping on Amazon? Bezos is no philanthropist . Shop local!

Yeah but, is he happy ... 😎

Tax or axe

Capitalism at it's finest.🖕🏻 Bezos.

Tax jeffbezos hard.

And probably didn’t pay any tax

Booo

Alternate Headline: 'Stock markets off the rails throwing traditional P/E and P/S ratio metrics in the trash as a result of poor Fed monetary policy; also causes Bezos' net worth to spike $13B in a day'

Don’t ever sell Amazon ReMarkkable

Stop idolizing the ultra rich.

Wow

JeffBezos Instead of building a rocket, why don't you fund a dozen COVID19 vaccine initiatives?!? You know, you can't take the money with you... You might as well be remembered for doing something good! Thanks!

So since the beginning of the year JeffBezos earned 74 billion dollars and almost doubled his fortune? And we are still in July? Coronavirus or Coincidence ?

EatTheRich

rigged!

$13 billion. On Monday

Sucking up all of our money like a sponge.

*cries in poor*

This dude has too much power.

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