&gt;Facebook is Mark Zuckerburg&#x27;s business and enterprise. He can do with it what he wants, just as any business or enterprise has the right to conduct their own business.<p>It may be a little nit-picky to point it out, but in the general sense this isn&#x27;t true.  As soon as the company went public it stopped being Mark Zuckerburg&#x27;s business and enterprise, becoming instead the property of the shareholders who <i>employ</i> Zuckerburg to look after their company.  Zuckerburg owns less than 30%.