Meta agrees to let Mark Zuckerberg remain in California amid proposed billionaire wealth tax
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The Story
On Wednesday, Meta Platforms released itsthird-quarter earnings reportwith some news: a stock split is coming.
The owner of Facebook, Instagram, and Whats App plans to split its shares (Nasdaq: META) in a move that will drop the company’s per-share stock price. If all goes well, Meta should end up with more money to fundits ongoing AI goals, but without forcing CEO Mark Zuckerberg to give up any of his voting power. Here’s everything you need to know about Meta’s upcoming stock split.
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- Center-LeftThe New York TimesThe New York Times (opens the publisher’s site)
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- CenterCapital BriefCapital Brief (opens the publisher’s site)