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Zuckerberg told Meta directors he might leave California, where he could lose billions to a wealth tax. Meta answered with a new class of stock

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Fortune Zuckerberg told Meta directors he might leave California, where he could lose billions to a wealth tax. Meta answered with a new class of stock
Meta could have raised about $700 billion in equity capital before Zuckerberg lost majority control, a filing shows. The new share class will raise money without diluting him—and allow him to foot a p
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MarketWatch Zuckerberg’s California tax move is a win for Meta — and for him
He has bought some good PR and gets to live and work where he wants.
17h marketwatch.com Latest

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