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California is home to Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg holds about 60.6% of the voting power on Meta Platforms, Inc. Mark Zuckerberg has a 13.4% economic interest in Meta Platforms, Inc. California Proposition 40 could make Mark Zuckerberg liable for a multi‑billion dollar payment. Mark Zuckerberg must remain a California resident (or live wherever Meta is headquartered) for eight years. Meta’s Class C structure lets it sell equity without diluting Zuckerberg’s voting power. Meta agreed a deal with Mark Zuckerberg to prevent him from leaving California Mark Zuckerberg can sell shares in Meta without losing control of the California-based company under the agreed deal Mark Zuckerberg has a $226bn fortune as reported by Forbes’ billionaires tracker Meta decided to keep Mark Zuckerberg in a leadership role to manage the company from its California headquarters Mark Zuckerberg evaluated relocating his primary residence outside California Mark Zuckerberg expressed his intention to remain with Meta for the foreseeable future Mark Zuckerberg controls most of Meta’s Class B shares Mark Zuckerberg defends Meta Platforms’ spending· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. Mark ZuckerbergDEFENDS SPENDING OFMeta

    Mark Zuckerberg defends Meta Platforms’ spending

    Current1 sourceMeta
  2. Mark ZuckerbergOWNSMeta

    Mark Zuckerberg controls most of Meta’s Class B shares

    Current1 sourceMeta
  3. CaliforniaHOME OFMark Zuckerberg

    California is home to Mark Zuckerberg

    Current1 sourceCalifornia
  4. Mark ZuckerbergRESIDES INCalifornia

    Mark Zuckerberg must remain a California resident (or live wherever Meta is headquartered) for eight years.

    Current1 sourceCalifornia
  5. Mark ZuckerbergLIABLE FORMark Cuban

    California Proposition 40 could make Mark Zuckerberg liable for a multi‑billion dollar payment.

    Current1 sourceMark Cuban
  6. Mark ZuckerbergHAS VOTING POWER INMeta

    Mark Zuckerberg holds about 60.6% of the voting power on Meta Platforms, Inc.

    Current2 sourcesMeta
  7. Mark ZuckerbergHAS ECONOMIC INTEREST INMeta

    Mark Zuckerberg has a 13.4% economic interest in Meta Platforms, Inc.

    Current1 sourceMeta
  8. MetaDOES NOT DILUTE VOTE FORMark Zuckerberg

    Meta’s Class C structure lets it sell equity without diluting Zuckerberg’s voting power.

    Current1 sourceMeta
  9. MetaKEPT ZUCKERBERG IN LEADERSHIP ROLEMark Zuckerberg

    Meta decided to keep Mark Zuckerberg in a leadership role to manage the company from its California headquarters

    Current1 sourceMeta
  10. MetaAGREED DEAL WITHMark Zuckerberg

    Meta agreed a deal with Mark Zuckerberg to prevent him from leaving California

    Current1 sourceMeta
  11. Mark ZuckerbergEVALUATES RELOCATION OUTSIDECalifornia

    Mark Zuckerberg evaluated relocating his primary residence outside California

    Ended 2026-10-231 sourceCalifornia
  12. Mark ZuckerbergINTENDS TO REMAINMeta

    Mark Zuckerberg expressed his intention to remain with Meta for the foreseeable future

    Current1 sourceMeta
  13. Mark ZuckerbergHAS FORTUNE AS SHOWN BYForbes

    Mark Zuckerberg has a $226bn fortune as reported by Forbes’ billionaires tracker

    Current1 sourceForbes
  14. Mark ZuckerbergCAN SELL SHARES INMeta

    Mark Zuckerberg can sell shares in Meta without losing control of the California-based company under the agreed deal

    Current1 sourceMeta

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