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Zuckerberg spent $19m on personal security over past three years . . .
And thus the times in which we live.
At Facebook, security is a top priority — security for CEO Mark Zuckerberg, that is.
The social-networking giant spent more than $6.5 million last year on bodyguards and other measures to protect Zuckerberg and his growing family, according to a recent regulatory filing.
The cost to protect Zuckerberg topped $7.8 million in 2014, up from $4.2 million the previous year, according to the document. In all, the company has shelled out $19 million on security for the CEO over the past three years.
He is reportedly so concerned about his own security that he has no less than 16 people protecting him at his Californian home.
According to Forbes, Zuckerberg is the sixth richest person in the world and has previously been threatened by the Isalmic State supporters so a need for security is understandable. But his expenditure on personal protection massively dwarfs that of Apple CEO Tim Cook with the iconic company spending just $275,000 on security for its leader.
In addition to bodyguards, Facebook footed the bill for Zuckerberg’s personal travel on private jets to ensure his safety, as well as the installation and maintenance of alarms, cameras and other equipment at his homes.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2016/04/29/zuckerberg-spent-19m-on-personal-security-over-past-three-years.html?intcmp=hpbt4
At Facebook, security is a top priority — security for CEO Mark Zuckerberg, that is.
The social-networking giant spent more than $6.5 million last year on bodyguards and other measures to protect Zuckerberg and his growing family, according to a recent regulatory filing.
The cost to protect Zuckerberg topped $7.8 million in 2014, up from $4.2 million the previous year, according to the document. In all, the company has shelled out $19 million on security for the CEO over the past three years.
He is reportedly so concerned about his own security that he has no less than 16 people protecting him at his Californian home.
According to Forbes, Zuckerberg is the sixth richest person in the world and has previously been threatened by the Isalmic State supporters so a need for security is understandable. But his expenditure on personal protection massively dwarfs that of Apple CEO Tim Cook with the iconic company spending just $275,000 on security for its leader.
In addition to bodyguards, Facebook footed the bill for Zuckerberg’s personal travel on private jets to ensure his safety, as well as the installation and maintenance of alarms, cameras and other equipment at his homes.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2016/04/29/zuckerberg-spent-19m-on-personal-security-over-past-three-years.html?intcmp=hpbt4
A southeast Florida laid back beach bum and volunteer bikini assessor who lives on island time.
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Truthing
:Agree
How could someone that has done that still be afraid?
Nope, he thinks you shouldn't be armed.
I don't agree with his politics but I don't think people crossing the border are going to be working at facebook.
than he should shut the $%*& up about building a wall and border security or practice what he preaches, but being a lib he won't do that
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I'm typing keeping close my "pasta hole"!
Political correctness is a mental disease that can put you in slavery. The only cure is to turn on the brain.
Not my blame if you do something that matches what I don't like.
Vulgus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur
Tech companies, including facebook have a workforce of thousands of low wage employees to drive their buses, keep their grounds, clean their buildings, cook their food, etc.
Reducing requirements for work visas (H-1B/LCA) won't help the wages of educated tech workers either.
:rotflmao
Mark Zuckerberg causes outrage after he starts building a six-foot wall around his $100m Hawaiian holiday plantation blocking residents' views of the ocean
Billionaire Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg has annoyed locals on the Hawaiian holiday island of Kauai after he began construction a large stone wall around his $100million 750-acre retreat.
Zuckerberg bought the property in 2014 and later added two further parcels of land, including 393 acres at Pila'a Beach on the north shore of the island.
However, the Facebook founder is facing criticism locally over the controversial plans.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3663679/Facebook-boss-Mark-Zuckerberg-causes-outrage-starts-building-6-foot-wall-Hawaiian-holiday-plantation-blocking-residents-views-ocean.html#ixzz4D8i0QtG4
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I'm typing keeping close my "pasta hole"!
Political correctness is a mental disease that can put you in slavery. The only cure is to turn on the brain.
Not my blame if you do something that matches what I don't like.
Vulgus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur
THIS
What's the big deal?
The big deal is the apparent need to use this to argue against his political views, which the loudest voices on this are unable to do.
This post really should be in the Politics forum.
The RWNJs should **** about building a stupid wall that will be tunneled under. Then they should pull their head from out of their rectum and realize we should be going after the employers who hire these illegal immigrants.
Good Lord Jad. It's better to keep your mouth shut and let everyone assume you're an idiot, rather than opening it and proving everyone right.
You think I am an idiot because I have a different view on our immigration issue? A wall will not resolve our immigration issues. It's not like there aren't already tunnels in use.
No, I dislike how you refer to conservatives as RWNJ's and everyone else should "****" if they disagree with you. Narcissism is one of the character flaws that I can easily spot... I'm praying for you :grin
Seems like a personal problem to me. :Rockon I am far from being narcissistic. :bananaSave your prayers for others.:crossed
It's ok for the RWNJ to say it, right...:stinkfish
hmm
:ontopic:troll:beer
"Well Gary, the easiest way to look tall is to stand in a room full of short people." - Curtis Bostick
"All these forums, with barely any activity, are like a neglected old cemetery that no one visits anymore."- anonymouse
look another RWNJ who is FOS and lying through its teeth, if it has any
You got that right. They go ape S*** crazy you tell them the truth about anything.