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Donald Trump was removed from Bloomberg's list of the top 500 billionaires after the stock price of his Truth Social platform plunged. On Tuesday, Trump was no longer on the billionaire list, which ranked people by net worth. Truth Social parent company stock fell over 12% on Friday and 8% on Monday. The stock with ticker \
Donald Trump was removed from Bloomberg's list of the top 500 billionaires after the stock price of his Truth Social platform plunged. On Tuesday, Trump was no longer on the billionaire list, which ranked people by net worth. Truth Social parent company stock fell over 12% on Friday and 8% on Monday. The stock with ticker \
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