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2026-10-22 19:17
Zuckerberg cuts deal with Meta board to keep him from fleeing California if billionaire tax passes
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The Daily CallerRight
Mark Zuckerberg Cuts Deal With Meta Board To Keep Him From Fleeing California
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Reason · +3h New York Post · +28h Just the News · +30h The New York Times · +30h Reuters · +40h CNBC · +41h The Epoch Times · +42h UPI · +43h Common Dreams · +43h The Washington Times · +43h CBS News · +43h Washington Examiner · +44h The Daily Caller · +44h BBC News
What each side is saying
- CBS NewsLean left
Zuckerberg has agreed to remain in California for eight years as part of a board-approved plan to create new shares he can sell to pay a proposed wealth tax.
Read at cbsnews.com → - BBC NewsCenter
The Meta boss had said he would exit the state over a wealth tax that has not yet come into force.
Read at bbc.co.uk → - Washington ExaminerLean right
Meta Platforms struck a deal with its CEO Mark Zuckerberg to keep him residing in California as the state prepares to vote on a billionaire tax in November. Zuckerberg’s estimated net worth is about $239 billion, making him the 6th richest person in the world, according to Forbes.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com → - The Daily CallerRight
Zuckerberg considered fleeing California if billionaire tax passes
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BBC NewsCenter
Meta strikes deal to stop Mark Zuckerberg leaving California over billionaire tax
Read at bbc.co.uk →BBC NewsCenter
Meta strikes deal to stop Mark Zuckerberg leaving California over billionaire tax
Read at bbc.co.uk →The Daily CallerRight
Mark Zuckerberg Cuts Deal With Meta Board To Keep Him From Fleeing California
Read at dailycaller.com →Washington ExaminerLean right
Meta cuts tax deal with Zuckerberg to keep him in California even if wealth tax passes
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →CBS NewsLean left
Mark Zuckerberg threatened to leave California over wealth tax
Read at cbsnews.com →The Washington TimesLean right
Meta reaches deal with Zuckerberg to keep CEO in California
Read at washingtontimes.com →Common DreamsLeft
'This Is Huge,' Economist Says as Filing Shows Zuckerberg Getting Ready to Pay California Billionaire Tax
Read at commondreams.org →UPICenter
Meta, Zuckerberg cut deal to shield him from wealth tax
Read at upi.com →The Epoch TimesLean right
Meta Says Zuckerberg to Stay in California After Considering Relocation - The Epoch Times
Read at theepochtimes.com →CNBCCenter
California's Proposition 40: What voters need to know about the billionaire wealth tax
Read at cnbc.com →ReutersCenter
Meta strikes deal to keep Zuckerberg in California after wealth tax concerns - Reuters
Read at reuters.com →The New York TimesLean left
How Mark Zuckerberg Pushed Meta to Shield Him From California’s Proposed Wealth Tax
Read at nytimes.com →Just the NewsRight
Zuckerberg cuts deal with Meta board to keep him from fleeing California if billionaire tax passes
Read at justthenews.com →Just the NewsRight
Zuckerberg cuts deal with Meta board to keep him from fleeing California if billionaire tax passes
Read at justthenews.com →New York PostLean right
Mark Zuckerberg threatened to dump $110M California home over billionaire tax, Meta reveals in filing
Read at nypost.com →New York PostLean right
Meet the California multimillionaires demanding the billionaire tax become law
Read at nypost.com →ReasonLean right
California's 'Wealth Tax' Could Cost the State $39 Billion
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