Elon Musk can add a new title to his resume: Guinness World Record holder. The title comes from abysmal 2022 which saw his fortune shrink by $182 billion.
, which lost roughly 65% of their value during the company’s worst year on record..collectively lost $660 billion last yearThe 53-year-old’s wealth decline spared Amazon founder Jeff Bezos from taking the Guinness World Record. Bezos’s $80 billion loss in 2022 would have firmly given him the “largest loss” title were it not for Musk.Musk’s fortune once sat as high as $320 billion in late 2021. As of Jan.
that his net worth sits at $142.1 billion, making him the No. 2 richest person in the world ahead of India’s Gautam Adani .
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