Mackenzie Scott, who divorced Bezos last year, is now worth £50.4bn. That makes her worth more than L’Oreal heiress Francoise Bettencourt Meyers, whose fortune totals £49.6bn.
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Top fund cashes in £13bn of Tesla shares
The Edinburgh-based investment management firm has cashed in a chunk of its shares in the electric car maker, generating estimated profits of around £13bn in just eight months.
More strain for plane makers as Qatar delays order for new jets
Qatar Airways has struck a deal with plane maker Airbus to delay the delivery of new aircraft, after the coronavirus pandemic triggered a slump in global air travel that is expected to last for several years.
High Court signs off on Virgin Atlantic £1.2bn private rescue
At a remote court hearing on Wednesday, Mr Justice Snowden sanctioned the restructuring plan – a key step of the process for Virgin Atlantic to implement the rescue package.
ThankU tipping app eyes expansion
Businesses which heavily rely on tipping can apply to get a ThankU microchip which sits in a discreet blue blob on a table, in a wristband, or even in a pair of cufflinks.
Women first dating app Bumble eyes £6bn New York float early next year
Bumble is looking at listing on the New York Stock Exchange early next year, according to reports. It would be the latest in a string of technology floats over the last couple of years.
Fashion boost for the NHS as Burberry lands £573,000 PPE contract
The retailer had previously announced it would donate 100,000 items to medical staff back in April and was singled out for praise by Health Secretary Matt Hancock.
Ladbrokes faces EU inquiry into Belgium virtual betting operation
The European Commission said it opened the probe after rival gaming operators complained in March 2019 that Ladbrokes’ exclusive right amounted to unfair state aid.
Switzerland’s financial watchdog to probe Credit Suisse spying scandal
Credit Suisse became embroiled in a spying affair last year,after it emerged individuals at the bank had authorised investigators to track the former wealth management and human resources bosses.
Private equity giant CVC plots bid for TV licence collector Capita
But CVC, one of Europe’s largest private equity businesses which has previously owned Legoland operator Merlin Entertainments, could face competition from a rival predator.










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