Facebook Shareholders Set to Vote on Class C Shares

The video discusses the introduction of Class C shares by Facebook, similar to Google's past actions, to allow Mark Zuckerberg to donate shares without losing voting control. It addresses concerns about corporate governance and the dual-class structure. The shareholder meeting will cover board renewals and questions about returns on investments like WhatsApp and Oculus. Facebook has set timelines for these investments, but results may take years to materialize.

What is the primary purpose of Facebook introducing Class C shares?

• To eliminate Class B shares

• To increase the number of shareholders

• To allow Mark Zuckerberg to donate shares without losing voting control

• To reduce the company's economic rights

Why might some investors be concerned about Facebook's dual-class share structure?

• It gives disproportionate control to certain shareholders

• It increases the company's debt

• It reduces the company's market value

• It limits the company's ability to issue new shares

What is one of the key issues to be discussed at the upcoming shareholder meeting?

• The reduction of employee benefits

• The launch of a new marketing campaign

• The renewal of the Board of Directors

• The introduction of a new product line

What is a major concern regarding Facebook's acquisitions like WhatsApp and Oculus?

• The competition with other tech companies

• The integration of new technologies

• The lack of immediate returns on investment

• The high cost of acquisitions

How has Facebook addressed the timeline for returns on its investments?

• By setting three, five, and ten-year horizons

• By promising immediate returns

• By avoiding any timeline commitments

• By focusing only on short-term gains