Jeff Bezos' wealth has exploded to $150 billion since the beginning of the pandemic
to cope with demand. The company's stock has hovered above the $2,000 mark through the pandemic, closing at $2,483 on Friday. Bezos is the firm's biggest insider shareholder, with more than 55 million shares.
This is not the first time Bezos has hit the $150 billion milestone. He first attained it in July 2018 — a feat which officially made him not only the richest person in the world,. He is currently $35 billion ahead of the next-richest person in the world, Microsoft founder Bill Gates. As Bezos' wealth grows, his company has come under scrutiny for its treatment of the warehouse workers who pick and pack items for online orders.
In March the company introduced a temporary $2 pay rise on its usual $15 minimum hourly wage for warehouse workers, though
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