From Fortune:

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg had an up-and-down week. The company reported a spectacular quarter that boosted his net worth by $28 billion but lawmakers scrutinized his company’s child safety policies. Zuckerberg also faced controversy in Meta’s financial report, which warned investors about his high-risk activities and their potential impact on the company’s operations.

There’s potential danger lurking for Facebook parent company’s investors. Mark Zuckerberg’s dangerous hobbies are spotlighted—the CEO engages in high-risk activities like combat sports and recreational aviation, and could have a negative impact on the company’s operations if he’s “unavailable for any reason.”

The CEO’s risk-fueled interests continue to raise eyebrows. Despite a previous offer of a cage fight with Elon Musk, Zuckerberg’s recent ACL tear, and Instagram posts of his physical injuries, investors are left wondering whether Meta should warn them about the potential risks posed by Zuckerberg’s dangerous hobbies. “It’s a question of materiality,” says an attorney at Polsinelli. Meta annually reports information on this issue in its most recent financial report.

There are more alarming signs. Zuckerberg’s public statements and social media posts about an MMA fight and other physical confrontations have sparked further concern for investors. The CEO’s willingness to confront risk is making headlines and raising questions about how it may affect Meta’s outlook.



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