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Bill Gates go back to that 1 After stock prices fall when Amazon reported earnings

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Still not fully one day Jeff Bezos CEO Amazon just overtake Bill Gates went back to a billionaire rankings of the world 2 again. After Amazon earnings report last quarter, and the profit decreased that much until the share price dropped to 3% Amazon.

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