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Bernard Arnault (74) has been named the world’s richest man of 2023 with an estimated fortune of $211 billion, according to Forbes’ 37th annual billionaires list, released Tuesday. Arnault is the…

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Which Countries Have The Richest Adults?

June 17, 2020

On average, the adult citizens hailing from these countries are the wealthiest in the world. These countries recorded the highest wealth per capita in 2019, according to the data of…

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