Sean Parker, Chris Hughes And Eduardo Saverin Dumped Their Facebook Shares
Facebook's initial public offering will make some already wealthy folks a lot deeper pocketed. But some have already cashed out, and now we know who.
Facebook’s initial public offering will make some already wealthy folks a lot deeper pocketed. But some have already cashed out, and now we know who, thanks the registration filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Facebook’s Chief Executive Officer, Mark Zuckerberg, owns far more shares than anyone else at the company, with just over 533.8 million shares.
Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz has almost 133.8 million shares in the company, but none of the cofounders who’ve left the company appear in the list of the top stakeholders, meaning that Chris Hughes and Eduardo Saverin have pared down their stakes in the company.
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