The year 2023 will remain in the memory for everyone who follows the world of technology, especially if we look at what was the presence of Elon Musk on many of the topics discussed.
There was no shortage of 'controversies' in which the multimillionaire businessman was involved, from the recall of thousands of Tesla vehicles in the USA, to some problems with the launches of the Starship rocket and also to criticism regarding the work of Neuralink - being accused of cruelty to with animals during your tests.
However, it was the work done by Musk with the Twitter what else was there to talk about. In addition to the thousands of layoffs – which resulted in the termination of content moderation on the platform – the change of name from Twitter to X also caused people to talk. It is certain that Elon Musk has more ambitions for the X and that he intends to transform the platform in an app for multiple tasks, but the year 2023 was certainly tough on Musk's image.
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On the other hand, Musk enters 2024 richer than he was a year ago. More precisely, 101 billion dollars (90,8 billion euros) richer, as shown in Bloomberg Billionaire Index. Musk's wealth is currently valued at 238 billion dollars (214 billion euros).
It is important to highlight that Musk continues to occupy first place in the table of the richest people in the world and comfortably distant from Bernard Arnault, executive director of LVMH who has wealth valued at 179 billion dollars (160 billion euros).
