You're Fired! Why Billionaires Backing Trump Should Think Twice

Jeff Bezos lowers the bar for billionaire cowards kissing Trump’s you-know-what

The Amazon founder and Washington Post owner vowed to follow the example of Katherine Graham. He changed his mind after Trump's election.

With Donald Trump's inauguration, the billionaires went up. Until the wind turned. A Tycoon alone lost $145 billion in assets.

You're Fired! Why Billionaires Backing Trump Should Think Twice

The closer big business gets to the leader, the riskier the endeavor.

It's not easy being America's richest men. In total, they have lost 2,100 billion Swedish kronor since Trump came to the White House, Bloomberg reports.

The start of Donald Trump's second term coincided with a moment of great optimism in the markets, driven by the expectation of pro-investment policies. However, seven weeks after the inauguration, the landscape has changed and several of the world's greatest fortunes have experienced significant adjustments.

On January 20, when Donald Trump swore as President of the United States, he was surrounded by some of the richest people in the world. The billionaires present that day, including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, had never been richer, and had made big profits from the stock markets. Seven weeks later, the story is different. Trump’s second term has brought a surprising change for many of the billionaires who sit behind Trump in the …