Larry Ellison Loses $60 Billion, Now Considers Living in a Normal-Sized Mansion
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- •Larry Ellison lost about $60 billion in 2026 after Oracle's stock fell nearly 30% due to AI data center investments.
- •Meta's Mark Zuckerberg dropped $46 billion this year as lawsuits and AI spending concerns shook its stock.
- •Jeff Bezos, Larry Page, and Sergey Brin also took major hits amidst a market rout fueled by Iran conflict and AI optimism cooling.
Oracle's founder Larry Ellison somehow watched $60 billion vanish since January, tumbling from a staggering $400 billion peak where he briefly ousted Elon Musk as the richest human to a 'mere' $188 billion by Friday's close. Investors are bailing out over his enterprise-software empire's debt-fueled AI data center binge, dragging Oracle's stock down nearly 30%. Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg's Meta shed $46 billion amid lawsuits and AI spending doubts, dropping 20% in stock value. Amazon's Jeff Bezos, and Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin lost between $29 and $32 billion each, thanks to a market souring on AI fairy tales and Iran's Strait of Hormuz drama. Even luxury lord Bernard Arnault lost $58 billion after a 29% luxury stock dive. Ask Michael Burry about the 'AI bubble'; he’s been waving that red flag since AI stocks were the hottest party invites, proving none of these billionaires have seatbelts on their ego rides.
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(1 of 3)Source: Businessinsider | Published: 3/30/2026 | Author: Theron Mohamed