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Mark Zuckerberg Sued -- Accused Of Selling Off A Billion Before FB Disaster

tmz.com (11 months and 14 days ago)

Jun 4, 2012

A new lawsuit claims Mark Zuckerberg pulled a billion dollar fast one on Facebook investors.The class action lawsuit -- filed by disgruntled Facebook shareholders -- claims the 28-year-old CEO had inside info that the stock was grossly overvalued,… full story

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