Meta and Mark Zuckerberg reach an arrangement to address concerns about a potential California wealth tax ballot measure. Multiple outlets report that Zuckerberg had been considering leaving California if the state’s proposed policy would impose a wealth tax that could require him to sell large amounts of stock.

Bloomberg and Wired describe a new stock-related agreement intended to keep Zuckerberg in the same jurisdiction as Meta’s headquarters. Wired adds that the company’s board is concerned that Zuckerberg’s departure could disrupt Meta’s plans, particularly around its AI ambitions.

The reports also reference details from corporate filings: the New York Post says Meta disclosed extensive negotiations with the board about the possibility of Zuckerberg moving out of California and the potential financial implications if the measure were approved. Across outlets, the common thread is that Meta counters Zuckerberg’s relocation considerations with revised incentives tied to staying in California.