Musk's designation as the world's first trillionaire is based on dubious Wall Street math.

SpaceX began trading on the Nasdaq Friday, boosting Musk’s fortune to an estimated $1.1 trillion

A trillion dollars can buy a lot of houses. Just don’t tell Elon Musk. The SpaceX founder crossed a milestone once thought unimaginable when his net worth topped $1 trillion, making him the first verified trillionaire in modern history.

Elon Musk becoming the world’s first trillionaire has triggered a familiar round of progressive outrage. But the imprecise focus on wealth distribution obscures

Democrats are sharpening their attacks against Elon Musk, zeroing in on his soon-to-be-trillionaire status before his company SpaceX’s initial public offering.

Just in time for the nation’s 250th anniversary, Elon Musk became the nation — and the world’s — first trillionaire after SpaceX went public with a blowout debut. The rest of us have not been as lucky.

It’s official. Elon Musk is no longer a trillionaire. But while that’s welcome news for many, he is, in fact, still a billionaire. Earlier this month, the tech mogul became the first person on the planet to achieve trillionaire status after his company,

The accounts of Musk’s newfound trillionaireness in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal neglected to mention that the world’s richest man is a dangerous purveyor of paranoia and hate.