The planned closure comes as Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg seeks to make sweeping changes including reorganizing teams
Highlights
- The company is exercising its option to terminate its lease at 225 Park Ave. South in Manhattan
- Meta also has plans to freeze hiring and restructure some teams to trim expenses
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