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Billionaires who attended Trump’s inauguration have since lost $209 billion
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Five billionaires who attended Donald Trump’s inauguration have collectively lost $209,000,000,000 in wealth
As Donald Trump gave his Presidency oath, five of the richest men in the world stood behind him and now, they’ve collectively lost $209 billion. It all began on January 20, when Trump was inaugurated and became the US President for the second time.
Five of the world’s richest people attended Trump’s inauguration. They have lost $209 billion since that day
Five of the world’s richest people attended Trump’s inauguration. They have lost $209 billion since that day - Elon Musk’s net worth has tumbled by $148 billion alone since Trump took office
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Billionaire bust: Five billionaires who attended Donald Trump’s inauguration have seen their wealth plunge by $209 billion since that day; here’s what happened
Five wealthy individuals have collectively lost $209 billion since US president Donald Trump’s inauguration. Musk's fortune fell the most due to Tesla's stock market losses. Bezos and Brin also lost billions as their respective companies,
5 billionaires at Trump's inauguration see $209 billion in losses
As Donald Trump took the oath of office on January 20, 2025, the world's wealthiest were watching, seated in the Capitol Rotunda, surrounded by record-breaking fortunes. However, in the weeks that followed,

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