Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerBerg is now more Richer than Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer and Google Co-Founders

    According to a new report of Market valuation, It has been found that CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg has now more money than Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer and Google Co-Founders. This might mean that mark has now become the third wealthiest tech titan, the first two are Oracle’s Larry Ellison and Bill Gates.
    This Social Network of Mark has gained him a lot that he didn't even imagined in his wildest dream. The interesting part is having this much money, This makes him the Youngest Billionaire in the world.



    As many of you might know, If you've watched "The Social Network" Movie, That Facebook was just an experiment created inside Harvard, but it got so much famous around Harvard them US and the Whole World. Compelled by its success, however, Mark quickly dropped out and slowly turned Facebook into the gold standard of social networking, at least at this point.

    According to Forbes:
    At the time we valued Facebook’s chieftain Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth at $13.5 billion. Today, based on the new numbers/new investment, Zuckerberg’s mostly paper fortune (we figure he has quietly sold about $1 billion worth of shares) jumps past $18 billion. The other Facebook billionaires including Dustin Moskovitz, Eduardo Saverin, Sean Parker, Peter Thiel and Yuri Milner are all richer too.
    It has also recently been reported that Facebook CEO has bought an new House at Palo Alto worth $7 Million. That also somehow shows that success of Mark during this 7 years span of time.
    And this is not the end, It has been reported that Facebook will be valued at $100 billion (up from $70 billion right now),

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