President Donald Trump didn't make the top ten Florida names on Forbes 2025 list of the richest billionaires but there are a lot of familiar faces.

The billionaires club has never been bigger—or richer. Here’s who’s up, who’s down, who’s off the list and why it matters more than ever.

Donald Trump first appeared on the inaugural Forbes 400 list in 1982 alongside his father with a combined estimated fortune of $200 million

In Donald Trump’s global trade war, hardly anyone is safe—not even his richest donors. His top 10 billionaire bankrollers lost more than $10 billion Thursday as markets plunged in response to his wide-reaching tariff plans, unveiled the previous afternoon at a ceremony that Trump billed as “Liberation Day.”

U.S. billionaires saw massive losses amid new tariff-driven market turmoil. Elon Musk lost $110B this year, with Tesla shares dropping 5.5% on Thursday. Bezos and Zuckerberg also took major hits as Trump's trade moves rattled investors.

The world’s richest people just had a brutal couple of days. After US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs, markets around the world went into a tailspin. Between Thursday (April 3) and Friday,