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Mark Zuckerberg Takes Fifth-Richest Title From Michael Dell As Stocks Absorb Midterm Results

Forbes BusinessBy Fiona Riley, Forbes Staff

11/4/2026, 7:13:50 PM

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Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg gained $5 billion on Wednesday while Dell Technologies’ Michael Dell lost $10.8 billion.

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Mark Zuckerberg Takes Fifth-Richest Title From Michael Dell As Stocks Absorb Midterm Results.
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg gained $5 billion on Wednesday while Dell Technologies’ Michael Dell lost $10.8 billion.
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg gained $5 billion on Wednesday while Dell Technologies’ Michael Dell lost $10.8 billion.

Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg gained $5 billion on Wednesday while Dell Technologies’ Michael Dell lost $10.8 billion.

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