Meta in Talks to Reincorporate in Texas or Another State, Exit Delaware
The potential step by the social-media giant follows a similar move by Elon Musk, who moved to reincorporate his companies in ...
Delaware governor tells BI things may 'need to change' as companies threaten to leave the state
As Delaware, long considered a business-friendly state, faces a potential corporate revolt, Gov. Matt Meyer tells BI change ...
Meta May Exit Delaware to Reincorporate in Texas, WSJ Reports
Meta is considering a similar move to Elon Musk’s Tesla and SpaceX. Meta Platforms is in discussions about moving its ...
New York Post8 天
Meta mulling move to reincorporate in Texas or another state from Delaware: report
Meta Platforms is in discussions about moving its incorporation from Delaware to Texas or other states, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing people familiar with the matter. The social ...
Delaware Law Has Entered the Culture War
Elon Musk has helped bring an esoteric debate around the Delaware Chancery Court to a national stage. Now Dropbox and Meta ...
Meta considers reincorporating in Texas. It would be following Tesla and SpaceX in leaving ...
The owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp earlier said it was replacing its third-party fact checkers with a Texas-based ...
Wall Street Journal8 天
Meta in Talks to Reincorporate in Texas or Another State, Exit Delaware
Meta Platforms is discussing moving its incorporation from Delaware, where most big U.S. companies are legally housed, people familiar with the matter said. Texas has billed itself as a better ...
Meta Discusses Reincorporating Its Business Outside Delaware
Meta Platforms Inc. is discussing reincorporating its business outside of Delaware, where the company has been legally ...
Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman says he will move management company out of Delaware
Bill Ackman announced on Saturday that his management company would leave Delaware to reincorporate in Nevada.
Top Delaware court rules Tripadvisor’s Nevada move can proceed without penalty
Decision comes as founder-controlled companies such as Meta, Dropbox and Tesla head for friendlier jurisdictions ...