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If you think that's weird ... I've done some reading of the Facebook public legal documents. Facebook control passes to his heir from what I read ... like a fe
by captain_perl 8y ago
If you think that's weird ... I've done some reading of the Facebook public legal documents.
Facebook control passes to his heir from what I read ... like a feudal monarchy. Let the games begin!
- olliej 8y agoWell yes, because he owns more than 50% of the voting stock. That’s how ownership works. This isn’t “Facebook has a rule that says the ceo is replaced by his child”, it’s a matter of “Facebook ceo owns more than 50% of voting stock, and is leaving it to his family”. Feudal is: irrespective of ownership, control is hereditary. (Monarchies generally don’t own more than 50% of the assets in a country) The alternative would be to prohibit leaving assets to your family in your will.