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Zuckerberg wants to move company headquarters to Texas

In the United States, Facebook parent company Meta apparently wants to move its headquarters from Delaware to Texas or another US state. This was reported by the "Wall Street Journal" (WSJ) on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

The social media giant has already spoken to Texas officials about the possible changes, the newspaper wrote.

Meta denies relocation plans
The talks were held before US President Donald Trump officially took office, the WSJ added. A Meta spokesman said the company had no plans to move its headquarters out of Menlo Park, California, but declined Reuters' request for comment on a possible re-establishment of the company.

Meta's potential move would follow a path already taken by Elon Musk with his companies Tesla and SpaceX. However, Musk left Delaware after a court in the US state ordered him to forgo his 56 billion dollar (currently 53.88 billion euros) pay package.

Many US companies believe that Texas offers them a more favorable legal and regulatory environment, particularly in areas such as taxation and corporate governance.