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The 5 youngest billionaires of 2021
These are the 5 youngest billionaires on the Forbes list. Photos: IG-kgandresen, IG-russellmakes
LatinAmerican Post | Juan Bacallado
After the publication of Forbes magazine about the billionaires of 2021 - with fortunes exceeding one billion dollars -
a total of 2,755 billionaires were counted, a higher number than expected due to the economic crisis due to the pandemic, However, 660 new members emerged, in addition to 86% of these people increasing their fortune throughout 2020 and the first quarter of 2021, being the American and Amazon founder,
Jeff Bezos, the wealthiest person on the list with 177 billion dollars.
In terms of age, only 15 people in the ranking are 30 years old or younger, of which it is
Luminar Technologies has partnered with Celestica Inc. and Fabrinet to advance LIDAR hardware and software. // Photo courtesy of Luminar
Luminar Technologies Inc., a global leader in automotive LIDAR hardware and software technology that has an office in Detroit, has announced that Celestica Inc., a leader in design, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions, and Fabrinet, a provider of advanced precision optical and electronic manufacturing services, have each partnered with Luminar to deliver Iris in series production.
Luminar is an autonomous vehicle sensor and software company that provides LIDAR and associated software that meets the auto industry’s stringent performance, safety, and economic requirements. Luminar has rapidly gained over 50 industry partners, including eight of the top 10 global automakers.
Here’s a crypto-meets-transportation story for you before we move onto the rest of the news.
Just weeks after Tesla CEO Elon Musk and CFO Zach Kirkhorn said they believe in the longevity of bitcoin, the company has changed its stance. Musk, who has dubbed himself Technoking, tweeted that Tesla has suspended purchases of its electric vehicles with the cryptocurrency because of its concern about rapidly increasing use of fossil fuels for Bitcoin mining and transactions, especially coal.
The tweet from Musk sent the price of bitcoin down. Ah, but wait, the crazy hijinks were just getting started. Musk’s tweet was clear that while bitcoin was out, other cryptocurrencies were in. “We are also looking at other cryptocurrencies that use