Three Billionaires Outsell Berkshire Hathaway by Owning Stuff
As of 2025, Elon Musk, Larry Ellison, and Mark Zuckerberg casually flex a net worth totaling $1.06 trillion—a sum so astronomical it matches Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, a titan with 400,000 employees and $370 billion annual revenue. Musk sports 13% of Tesla and 42% of SpaceX, Ellison holds 41% of AI-booming Oracle which surged 80% this year adding $167 billion to his stack, and Zuck's 13% in Meta ballooned by $61 billion thanks to a 30% stock rally. Musk also dreams of going first trillionaire thanks to a Tesla pay package worth over $1 trillion if he multiplies Tesla’s market cap eightfold. Meanwhile, the $100 billion club grows by $486 billion—just your casual billionaire workout session.
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Three guys hold more paper wealth than Berkshire Hathaway’s entire workforce of 400,000, proving you don't need actual jobs, just ridiculously big stock piles and catchy company names to be worth a trillion.
Ellison nearly doubled his net worth in 2025 because Oracle's AI buzz got so hot, Tesla’s shared billionaire status feels more like a ticket to a future trillionaire race.
Musk's plan to earn a $1 trillion Tesla bonus if he octuples Tesla’s value sounds like your boss promising a yacht if you sell eight times more spreadsheets.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/16/2025 | Author: Theron Mohamed
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