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Meta Splits Stock and Creates Non-Voting Share Class to Fund AI Spending
Meta announced a stock split and the issuance of a new share class to fund its artificial intelligence spending, confirming that this will not affect Mark Zuckerberg's voting control. The announcement came as the company reported record third-quarter revenue.
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- Meta's third-quarter revenue reached $64.6 billion, a record according to The Wall Street Journal.
«reported record revenue of $64.6 billion for the third quarter»
The Wall Street Journal on MSN - The company confirmed that the new stock will not affect Zuckerberg's voting control.
«said the new stock won’t affect Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control»
The Wall Street Journal on MSN - Yahoo Finance reported that third-quarter revenue rose 26%, and that the new share class is Class C with no voting rights.
«reported a 26% surge in third-quarter revenue Wednesday»
Yahoo Finance - Meta's shares rose in after-hours trading, while Yahoo's headline and text differed, citing gains between 3% and 5%.
«META Stock Jumps 3% After-Hours After Q3 Revenue Beats Expectations»
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