Mark Zuckerberg, the Founder of Facebook, Ensured That He Remained

Multiple Choice

Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, ensured that he remained in control of the firm even after it went public by:

A) running the organization single-handedly.
B) valuing the firm at $15 billion, which exceeded investor expectations.
C) employing antitrust laws and limiting the investors' degree of control.
D) appointing 3 additional directors instead of 5.
E) retaining a majority of voting rights in the public company.