Meta devises non-voting share plan to retain Zuckerberg amid California exit threat

Meta is preparing to issue non-voting shares to CEO Mark Zuckerberg to cover a potential billion-dollar tax bill from a California departure without diluting his control. The move signals heightened tension between the tech industry and California's tax regime, and could set a precedent for corporate governance structures. The plan's specifics and Zuckerberg's actual relocation remain unconfirmed.

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