Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin speaks out about Mark Zuckerberg, his citizenship change and life after “The Social Network.” CNN values your feedback 1.

In this case, I'm talking about Eduardo Saverin, co-founder of Facebook, who -- in order to avoid paying taxes on his multi-billion dollar IPO windfall -- is renouncing his United States citizenship.

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin has closed a deal to invest in CrowdMob, an online discount start-up -- even as American politicians sought new rules to bar him (or anyone) from de-friending ...

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin. Facebook (CNET) Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin has renounced his U.S. citizenship ahead of the company's IPO, a move likely calculated to help him dodge ...

The real-life Eduardo Saverin went on to have several successful business ventures after his entanglement with Facebook. Among the other companies he co-founded was Aporta, an online donation ...

Eduardo Saverin is just one of four co-founders of the social-network powerhouse that is Facebook. But what makes Saverin so unique, among other qualities, is that while he is the only co-founder to ...

Remember Mark Zuckerberg's former classmate and business partner Eduardo Saverin? The Facebook (FB) co-founder is no longer in the U.S. after famously renouncing his American citizenship. But he ...

Facebook is prepping for its eagerly anticipated $5-billion initial public stock offering, tweaking its site for businesses and advertisers, and possibly facing a lawsuit from Yahoo. But, at just ...

Has Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin gotten a bad rap? Henry Blodget’s Business insider.com blog reported this week that Saverin provided behind-the-scenes information that led to a reveal… ...

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin's global investment firm B Capital on Tuesday announced the close of its second Opportunities Fund, with total fundraising of $750 million as it bets on late ...

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin speaks out about Mark Zuckerberg, his citizenship change and life after “The Social Network.” CNN values your feedback 1.