The New York Post reports:
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s love of “high-risk activities” pose a “risk of serious injury and death,” the company warned investors in its latest Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
The warning was included for the first time under “risk factors” in Meta’s 10-K filing — a comprehensive report on the tech behemoth’s activities throughout 2023 — though the 39-year-old enjoys dangerous hobbies that include hydrofoiling and mixed martial arts.
Meta’s latest SEC filing appeared to suggest that Zuckerberg completed the course to becoming a certified pilot, listing his dangerous pastimes as “combat sports, extreme sports and recreational aviation.”
Read the full article. Per the filing, the operations of Meta would be “adversely impacted” were Zuckerberg to become suddenly unavailable to run the company.
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