Meta to create new non-voting share class
📍 Where it landed
Meta announced plans to create a new non‑voting class of shares to fund its expanding AI investments, while tightening its AI spending forecast. The move was presented alongside an increase in AI spending and a related stock offering.
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Meta to create new non-voting share class Financial Times · 2d ago broke it first
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