Zuckerberg rejects proposal to limit Meta control, seeks posthumous influence

Mark Zuckerberg declined a proposal to curtail his voting control over Meta, aiming to preserve decisive influence over the company even after his death. This continues his established pattern of maintaining concentrated power, but the explicit posthumous dimension signals a novel governance stance. The move underscores persistent concentration of control in Big Tech leadership, with implications for corporate governance and investor influence.

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