
Yuan has made nearly $4 billion in 3 months as usage of his video conferencing software skyrockets amid the Corona virus pandemic
The Corona virus crisis has eliminated millions of Americans' sources of income, but not Eric Yuan's. Yuan is the founder of video conferencing app Zoom. Even before the outbreak of the novel Corona virus forced people to work and socialise primarily online, Zoom's share price grew exponentially. Just one year after joining the three-comma club, Yuan has amassed a fortune of over $7.5 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Image: Zoom CEO Eric Yuan. Zoom
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