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List of the ten richest people in the world 2023

02.02.2023 08:29 AM
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List of the ten richest people in the world 2023
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List of the ten richest people in the world 2023
The American Forbes magazine revealed the list of the world's richest people during the year 2022, and they were classified according to wealth after the closing of trading shares at the end of last year. And the list of the world's richest men included the most wealthy active in the fields of technology, cars and programming. Here is the list of the ten richest people in the world 2023:
 
 
1. Bernard Arnault
2. Elon Musk
3. Jeff Bezos
4. Larry Ellison
5. Warren Buffett
6. Bill Gates
7. Carlos Slim Helu
8. Larry Page
9. Mukesh Ambani
10. Sergey Brin
 
 
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