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The billionaires join others who are giving massive amounts away to solve big problems.
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Business leaders should use Mark Zuckerberg's $45 billion gift as a call to action. We should all step up our involvement in helping improve the world we live in. Leaders at all levels have the means and skill sets to make a huge cumulative difference if we take action and keep it up over the years. This article outlines four easy action items.
In a Facebook post, Mark Zuckerberg shares news that he and his wife Priscilla Chan have a brand new baby girl named Max. Plus he's going to give away 99% of his Facebook stock -- but not right away.
Meta's Reality Labs division has lost nearly $50 billion in the last five years. Yahoo Finance spoke to several former employees about what's happening...
When Mark Zuckerberg told the world that he’s giving 99% of his family money, critics read between the lines and expressed concerns over...
I'm skeptical of your decision to move the $45 billion to your own privately controlled LLC, because, well, that's not actually giving anything away. It is still privately controlled by you with no decision-making power by the communities who need the better world you described to your daughter.
These men and women are using money, influence, and family name to change the game in big ways.
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Mark Zuckerberg used 2,234 words to describe the things he values most in the world. None of those words was "freedom." Every problem that Zuckerberg says he cares about has been solved by political-economic freedom: the liberation of individuals from coercion by one another and by government. If that freedom existed [...]
