Mark Zuckerberg Used Shell Companies to Bully Native Hawaiians

Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly accumulated more than 2,300 acres on Kauaʻi through Hawaiian-named shell companies.

He has also filed quiet-title lawsuits that affect descendants of Native Hawaiian landowners, including families tied to kuleana parcels.

The dispute has drawn backlash from Native Hawaiian families and critics who say the tactics threaten ancestral land rights.

The case underscores how extreme wealth and legal maneuvers can reshape ownership of inherited Native Hawaiian property.