2. Bezos makes $2,489 per second — more than twice what the median US worker makes in one week.
That's $149,353 per minute.
As Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower previously reported, that means that in just one minute, the Amazon chief makes more than three times what the median US worker makes in a year — $45,552. These numbers were calculated shortly before the Bezos divorce.
3. After divorcing MacKenzie and giving up 25% of the Amazon stock co-owned by the couple, Bezos still kept his ranking as the richest person in the world.
4. With his $121 billion, Bezos could theoretically buy more than 30% of the top 100 US college endowments.
The top three richest colleges in the US — based on the size of their endowments — are Harvard University with $38.3 billion, the University of Texas system with $30.89 billion, and Yale University with $29.35 billion.
Bezos' fortune is greater than those three universities' endowments combined — with more than $22 billion to spare.
5. Bezos is so rich that an average American spending $1 is similar to Bezos spending $1.2 million.
The median net worth of an average US household is $97,300. Dividing $121 billion by $97,300 comes to about $1.2 million, according to previous calculations by Business Insider.
6. The Amazon CEO is nearly 38% richer than the British monarchy.
7. Bezos is worth about the equivalent of the entire GDP of Angola.
8. Bezos' net worth is greater than the GDP of Iceland, Afghanistan, and Costa Rica — combined.
9. According to the Social Security Administration, the average American man with a bachelor's degree will earn approximately $2.19 million in his lifetime. Bezos makes that in just under 15 minutes.