Hello! Welcome to the back door to monarchy episode of Slate Money,

your guide to the business and finance news of the week.

I'm Felix Samo of Axios. I'm here with Stacy Marie Ishmael of Bloomberg.

Hello. We're also here with Emily Peck of Fundrise.

Hello, hi. Hello. And we are going to talk about rich men this week because

apparently on a money show this is inevitable on a regular basis. We are going to talk about all of the billionaires who have

managed to avoid a billionaire tax and why that might be. We are going to talk

about Mark Zuckerberg, who's extremely rich and who has pivoted his company.

We're going to talk about Elon Musk and Tesla and how his new deal with Hertz might change things around.

We're going to talk about in slate plus we're going to talk about

Edward Rogers who is attempting a very succession style coup up in

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Mark Zuckerberg, thank you very much for rebranding your company and forcing us to talk about what I guess we should now be calling meta rather than Facebook, although I suspect that people are still going to call Facebook,

Facebook, much like they still talk about National Airport.

Stacy, give me a quick picture of what did Mark Zuckerberg announce and does it matter?

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