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Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has recorded nearly $50 billion of metaverse losses in under five years. "We expect our RL operating losses to increase meaningfully in 2024," they noted in Meta's third-quarter earnings. Meta's metaverse losses to date exceed the market capitalization of Ford ($45 billion), Keurig Dr. Pepper ($41 billion), Hershey ($39 billion), Kraft Heinz ($39 billion), and many other large companies. They could soon overtake Lululemon ($49 billion), Chipotle ($50 billion), Target ($51 billion), and Monster Beverage ($52 billion) in size. They would also be worth nearly half as much as Zuckerberg ($105 billion).
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Take a page from the super-wealthy and successful by reading the books they wrote. Insider compiled a list of 30 books to help you learn how billionaires found success. The list includes "Shoe Dog" by Nike's Phil Knight and "Onward" by ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz. Whether they want to launch an empire or become the best in their field, there's no better resource than books by people they aspire to be. Whether you or someone you know has set a goal to become a billionaire in the next year, these 30 books can provide some insight and lessons to what it's like to be at the top.
According to the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), many MBA graduates land starting base salaries nearly triple that of those who only have a bachelor's degree. The average salary for the class of 2021 bachelor's degree graduates was $55,911, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers. On the other hand, Payscale data shows that for MBA graduates in the U.S., the average base salary is $92,000. Fortune ranked the top five full-time, in-person MBA programs in the U.S. out of the 69 programs that participated in their survey. California's Stanford Graduate School of Business landed the top spot on the list.
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