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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Cut His Salary to $1

Mashable: Going by salary at least, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg earned just $1 for the year, according to a regulatory filing released on Monday. In Silicon Valley, though, earning a token salary is a sure sign that you've made it. Other $1-per-year men have included Apple's Steve Jobs and the Google guys — Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Like those tech luminaries, Zuckerberg owns a substantial stake in his company, making a salary irrelevant. Nevertheless, Zuckerberg has collected a decent salary before — in 2012, he made $503,205.

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Spiewie 3677d ago

Well he doesn't need any more money so what's the big deal.

gizmig3677d ago

Earn just $1 a year, but still people counts him in the list of world's richest people. Strange? Isn't it? lolz

Spiewie 3677d ago

Exactly announcing that is pointless most people including myself are annoyed at this attention seeking.

gizmig3677d ago

That might be a stunt to be in the news. But don't know what is the exact reason for announcing that.

Soldierone3676d ago

To be fair, cutting his salary to $1 is actually a business move. He will pull in money from so many other assets that he will be rich no matter what. Look at stocks he plays with daily.

Then at the end of the year he can list his income from work as $1, and won't get hit with taxes for it and pay less taxes elsewhere. `

gizmig3676d ago

May be that could be a possible reason.

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Zuckerberg says "it's time to move on" after Musk pulls a coward card

Elon Musk is a coward. The world's most richest coward.

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Mark Zuckerberg talked about Apple Vision Pro in a meeting

Meta co-founder Mark Zuckerberg has given a review of the Apple Vision Pro headset. According to him, Apple Vision Pro is an extremely expensive product.

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Meta's Mark Zuckerberg Isn't Fazed by the Apple Vision Pro

Meta's Mark Zuckerberg isn't fazed by the Apple Vision Pro, saying there's a "difference in the values and the vision" between the companies.

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