Mark Zuckerberg Resignation: Meta executive clarification

Mark Zuckerberg Resignation: Meta Inc’s policy communication director, Andy Stone took to twitter to clarify that founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg will not be stepping down anytime soon. Mark Zuckerberg Resignation: Meta executive clarification. Meta (formerly Facebook) has denied reports that its founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is resigning next year amid slow growth and massive layoffs at the social network.

The Leak portal first reported, citing its source privy to plans at Meta, that “Zuckerberg is set to resign next year”. The report claimed that Zuckerberg has decided to step down he and it will not “affect metaverse”, his multi-billion dollar project. Andy Stone, Meta`s Communications Director, refuted the report late on Tuesday, tweeting that “This is false”.

Despite serious concerns raised by investors and industry experts, Zuckerberg is determined to aggressively push his Metaverse dream. Earlier this month, in one of the worst lay-offs ever in the tech industry, Zuckerberg sacked more than 11,000 employees — about 13 per cent of the global workforce — and extended hiring freeze through Q1 2023.

The company posted another quarterly revenue decline as investors begin to lose faith in its loss-making, billion-dollars metaverse dream. In the third quarter (Q3), Meta`s revenue declined 4 per cent year over year to hit $27.7 billion. The company posted a net income of $4.395 billion, down from $9.194 billion year over year.

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This decline was due to Meta’s huge losses in Reality Labs, Meta`s virtual reality division, which lost $3.672 billion in Q3. “There`s still a long road ahead to build the next computing platform. But we`re clearly doing leading work here. This is a massive undertaking and it’s often going to take a few versions of each product before they become mainstream,” Zuckerberg had said.

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