Beyoncé has officially reached billionaire status. Forbes revealed the pop star’s achievement on Monday. According to the business publication, Beyoncé, 44, is now the fifth musician to become a billionaire,

Beyoncé just joined an exclusive list. The musical artist is now worth over a billion dollars, according to a Monday report from Forbes, which tracks the net worth of the world’s wealthiest people.

The state’s own Attorney General Rob Bonta wants to make sure taxpayers understand the long term impact of a “2026 Billionaire Tax Act.”

India’s billionaire promoters’ club shrank in 2025 for the first time in three years, as a selloff in mid and smallcap stocks eroded market capitalisations and a weaker rupee reduced dollar-denominated wealth. The number of dollar billionaire promoters fell 13.7 per cent to 176 in 2025, from a record 204 at the end of December 2024.

The 500 richest billionaires gained over $2 trillion in net value in 2025. Much of the gain came from Elon Musk and others in big tech.

During Microsoft's Q1 FY 2026 (ended Sept. 30, 2025), Azure grew its revenue 40%, making it the fastest-growing cloud computing business of the major providers. If Azure continues to be the most popular option in this space, I'd expect the stock to continue to outperform.

Mark Zuckerberg, who literally owns the platform, is one of those beings who decided to reflect on the last year. On Tuesday, he dropped a carousel full of photos and videos of what seem like his funnest and proudest moments.

Beyoncé has learned that saying no can be her most lucrative move—trading relentless grind for ruthless focus.