https://www.forbes.com/sites/katherinehamilton/2023/06/16/worlds-two-richest-people-meet-for-lunch-elon-musk-and-bernard-arnault-dine-in-paris/
Topline Elon Musk and Bernard Arnault, the two richest people in the world, shared lunch in Paris on Friday, meeting at a luxury hotel with close family members ahead of a technology conference hosted by an Arnault-owned company where Musk is speaking. Key Facts Arnault, the 74-year-old luxury goods executive with a family fortune worth
World’s Two Richest People Meet For Lunch: Elon Musk And Bernard Arnault Dine In Paris
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