Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos Earned 11 Thousand 227 Crore Taka in One Day

Business Habit ⋅ @businesshabit ⋅ Aug 26, 2020

The beginning of the week is good for the richest person in the world. Amazon chief Jeff Bezos's fortune rose 13 billion on Monday. Bezos has earned 11 thousand 227 crores 22 lakh 10 thousand Taka in Bangladeshi currency, in just one day!

Amazon.com Inc also rose 7.9 percent. People in America are also facing financial hardship due to the epidemic. But Jeff Bezos is gradually blossoming. At the beginning of this year, the value of its assets has gone up from Rs 74 billion to Rs 189.3 billion.

Not only Jeff Bezos but his ex-wife Mackenzie Bezos also earned 4.6 billion on Monday. He is now the 13th richest person in the world.

People are more at home due to lockdown. Tech products are being used a lot, everyone wants to work digitally. As a result flourishing Tech Leaders. Although many brands boycotted Facebook in protest of Black Live Matter, Mark Zuckerberg's fortune has risen to about 15 billion.

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