Mark Zuckerberg’s fortune tops $200 billion. His 3 daughters won’t inherit most of it

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Fortune	Mark Zuckerberg’s fortune tops $200 billion. His 3 daughters won’t inherit most of it	The Meta CEO and Priscilla Chan pledged 99% of their shares in a 2015 letter to their newborn. Those shares were worth $45 billion then; his fortune now tops $200 billion.	7 Nov, 09:30	7 Nov, 10:00	0m	fortune.com	First

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