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A former accountant at the Judiciary will be paid Sh1.5 million after the Employment court...
A British gold trader has filed a petition before the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) seeking...
Multi-hyphenate CEO Elon Musk makes headlines as he is crowned the world's richest man, once again. The Tesla founder regains his title at the top after shares of the electric vehicle company saw shares rise 24% in May. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Musk's wealth saw his wealth increase 40.3% this year to $192 billion USD with his 13% ownership of Tesla. Musk knocked out LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault from the top spot. Arnault regained the title when Tesla's shares saw a steep decline following Musk's $44 billion USD acquisition of Twitter. Musk's wealth is mostly tied to Tesla and it is therefore volatile and dependent on how Tesla succeeds. Back in November, Tesla's stock hit a two-year low where share price dropped to $167.87 USD when Musk took over Twitter. Arnault, who is ...