The Billionaire CEO Power Rankings: Who's Cashing in Big

Let’s be real — being a CEO can pay. But for eight elite moguls? We’re talking net worths that make entire country GDPs look like pocket change.

The leaderboard hits different:

Elon Musk still sitting pretty at $411B (Tesla + SpaceX empire pays), despite that Twitter/X adventure. The guy’s basically playing financial chess at a level most of us can’t even comprehend.

Mark Zuckerberg’s at $247.6B and counting. Dude became a billionaire at 23 — that’s wild card energy.

Jensen Huang (NVIDIA) cracked $153.8B riding the AI wave. The man’s literally minting money as AI goes mainstream.

Warren Buffett holding $143.8B at 95, still sharp as ever, though he’s planning to step down end of 2025.

Then you’ve got Tim Cook ($2.4B), Satya Nadella ($1.1B), and Sundar Pichai ($1.1B) — the “regular billionaires” vibes.

Amin Nasser from Saudi Aramco’s sitting on $23B thanks to oil plays.

The pattern? Founders + tech dominance = generational wealth. Cook’s interesting — non-founder who scaled Apple to $3.44T market cap. That’s the exception, not the rule.