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Meta Platforms is getting creative to fund its massive investments in artificial intelligence.
By: Meghan Bobrowsky
Meta Platforms said it would create a new class of nonvoting stock to raise the capital it needs for developing and serving AI models. The new shares will be issued as a dividend to holders of common and supervoting shares, with an effective date of Jan. 19, 2027. The effective 2-for-1 stock split w
By: Laura J. Nelson, Meghan Bobrowsky, Paul Kiernan
A proposed billionaire tax had Mark Zuckerberg thinking about leaving California. Provisions around the 2-for-1 split of Meta Platforms' stock are designed to keep him in the state.
By: Meghan Bobrowsky, Paul Kiernan, Laura J. Nelson
Meta’s CEO feared a proposed billionaire tax would force a major share sale, threatening his voting control
By: Laura J. Nelson, Meghan Bobrowsky, Paul Kiernan
A proposed billionaire tax had Mark Zuckerberg thinking about leaving California. Provisions around the 2-for-1 split of Meta Platforms' stock are designed to keep him in the state—and help him pay a potential tax bill.
Meta Platforms’ stock dropped more than 6% on Thursday morning after the company disclosed additional billions of dollars in future spending commitments. In a filing Thursday, Meta said it had signed on to future leases and noncancelable contracts that totaled roughly $825 billion to support its ar
By: Meghan Bobrowsky, Sam Goldfarb, Vicky Ge Huang
The vast amount of capital needed to fund the artificial-intelligence build-out is forcing tech giants to hunt for ever-larger sums of cash—and Wall Street is raising a bright red flag.
By: Sam Goldfarb, Meghan Bobrowsky, Vicky Ge Huang
The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 2.6%, while Treasury yields posted its biggest drop since 2023.
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