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In the 38th Forbes' World's Billionaires list detailing the globe's most affluent individuals for 2024, Lebanon boasted six individuals on the list.

For most, reaching billionaire status would be the marker that you’ve finally made it. But take it from Britain’s youngest billionaire, that money is not a “real” measure of success. Here’s why.

Livia Voigt attends university in Brazil and does not hold a seat on the board or executive position at WEG.

Bernard Arnault maintains his position as the world's richest person in 2024, with a fortune of $233 billion, driven by LVMH's exceptional performance. His strategic acquisitions and focus on succession planning highlight his visionary leadership. Globally, the number of billionaires has reached a record high, with significant concentrations of wealth in the United States, China, and India. Arnault's continued success underscores his enduring impact on the luxury goods industry and the global economy.

Forbes recently announced Taylor Swift's official billionaire status, attributing her wealth solely to her music career, a first in the industry. Swift's achievements include groundbreaking tours, a vast songwriting catalogue, real estate investments, and numerous accolades like Grammy wins. Her influence extends beyond music, with a massive social media following and speculation about her impact on major events. Swift's journey from country to pop, along with her entrepreneurial endeavours, has solidified her position as a powerhouse in the music and business worlds.