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Meta CEO Zuckerberg surpasses Dell founder Michael Dell to become world's fourth-richest person
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According to Forbes, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's net worth surpassed Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell on September 24, reaching an estimated $266.4 billion. This followed a 4.5% rise in Meta's stock price to $777.59 per share, a new 2024 closing high. The stock has gained 17.8% year-to-date, with a rebound after Meta launched its AI assistant, Muse, earlier in September. Data from Sensor Tower, cited by CNBC, showed Muse became the most downloaded free app on Apple's iOS platform in the US within five days of its September 8 launch, surpassing ChatGPT. Cumulative downloads exceeded 2.5 million by September 23. Meanwhile, Dell's net worth fell by nearly $5 billion to $265.4 billion as its stock declined 2.5% to $536.02, marking a fifth consecutive drop.
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Source: Forbes, CNBC, Zhongxin Jingwei
According to a report by Forbes published on September 24, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has surpassed Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell in personal net worth.
Key Financial Data
- Zuckerberg's estimated net worth: $266.4 billion (approximately RMB 1.79 trillion)
- Dell's net worth: $265.4 billion (as of Thursday, down nearly $5 billion)
Meta Stock Performance
On Thursday, Meta's stock price rose 4.5% to $777.59 per share, marking a new closing high for the year.
- Year-to-date, Meta shares have increased by 17.8%
- The stock has continued to rally following the early September launch of Muse
Muse App Success
Meta launched Muse earlier this month, an AI-powered application that can book travel and send messages.
According to data from market analysis firm Sensor Tower, as reported by CNBC on September 21:
- Within just five days of its launch on September 8, Muse surpassed ChatGPT in downloads
- It became the top free app on Apple's iOS platform in the United States
- As of Monday, Muse had accumulated over 2.5 million downloads since its release
Dell Technologies Stock Decline
On Thursday, Dell Technologies' stock closed at $536.02, down 2.5%, marking its fifth consecutive day of decline.
(Source: Zhongxin Jingwei)
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