Faceboook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg has decided to pay himself only $1 and waive bonuses this year, according to the company’s latest SEC filing. But he’s not going bankrupt anytime soon.
After the social networking company filed for its initial public offering (IPO) last year, the chief executive officer exercised 60 million stock options worth almost $2.3 billion.
Half of the stock sold to cover tax payments, Zuckerberg still sits atop another 60 million stock options …

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg refuted reports that his brainchild social network would introduce its very own smartphone in the near future.
He told analysts in a conference call it “wouldn’t make very much sense” to make a Facebook-centered smartphone. The dismissal shortly followed the company’s earnings call for the second quarter of this year.
“Facebook is the most-used app on basically every mobile platform,” he justified. “So when we think …

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is currently the most followed person on Google+ according the socialstatistics.com website, which tracks the 100 most followed members of Google+.
 

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Mark Zuckerberg’s page currently has the most followers at 41,073 while Google CEO Larry Page has the second most number of followers at 28,333 and Sergey Brin, the Russian-American computer scientist who co-founded Google, is in the third spot with 22,027.  Rounding out the …

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and founder of Facebook, the world’s largest social networking company, prefers budding entrepreneurs. That approach will somewhat create problems for large Internet companies and websites who want to ride the social network’s bandwagon.
On occasion, some of the world’s leading technological companies, such as Apple and Google, get shut out by Facebook, which can lead to inefficient applications at times.
It appears that up-and-coming entrepreneurs are close to …