Meta Creates New Non-Voting Share Class to Help Zuckerberg Cover Wealth Tax

Meta has created a new share class that allows Mark Zuckerberg to sell non-voting shares to cover a potential 5% wealth tax, in exchange for his pledge to remain in California. Other coverage says the class aims to fund Meta's massive expansion in artificial intelligence, linking the deal to both leadership and financing.

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• The deal allows Zuckerberg to sell non-voting shares to cover a potential 5% wealth tax.

  «صفقة أسهم جديدة في ميتا تتيح لمارك زوكربيرغ بيع أسهم بلا حقوق تصويت لتحمل ضريبة ثروة محتملة بنسبة 5%»

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• This privilege is matched by Zuckerberg's pledge to stay in California, and the deal aims to keep him at the forefront of leadership.

  «مقابل تعهده بالبقاء في كاليفورنيا. وتهدف الصفقة إلى إبقائه في صدارة القيادة»

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• Other coverage says the new share class aims to fund Meta's expansion in artificial intelligence.

  «ميتا تستحدث فئة جديدة من الأسهم لتمويل توسعها الضخم في الذكاء الاصطناعي»

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