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Meta Offers Zuckerberg New Shares to Shield Him From Wealth Tax

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Meta signed an agreement with Mark Zuckerberg to keep him living in the same jurisdiction as the company’s headquarters after the CEO said he was weighing leaving California if the state passes a wealth tax. Ed Ludlow has more. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg Technology and the New York Times both frame the story around Meta’s efforts to protect Zuckerberg from a proposed California wealth tax, with Bloomberg emphasizing an agreement to keep him in the company’s jurisdiction and the Times stressing board action and a possible home sale. Reason is separate from that thread and instead focuses on the tax itself, with a headline and extract about projected revenue losses from wealthy residents fleeing. Engadget does not really cover the same topic in the extract, instead using a Zuckerberg headline about Muse and future revenue, so its connection is only nominal.

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