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left to right Mircea Voskerician and Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg has agreed to settle a lawsuit and pay no money to a real estate developer who sued him in a dispute over property near the Facebook Inc chief executive's home in Silicon Valley, his lawyer said on Tuesday. Developer Mircea Voskerician sued Zuckerberg in 2014, contending the CEO agreed to purchase his rights to a parcel adjacent to Zuckerberg's Palo Alto, California property. Mark Zuckerberg spent more than $43 million in 2014 to buy four homes adjacent to his residence in Palo Alto, Calif., in the interest of protecting his privacy,  As part of the deal, Voskerician claimed Zuckerberg agreed to introduce Voskerician to friends who could promote his real estate business, but failed to do so. Zuckerberg fought the lawsuit, arguing in court documents that Voskerician threatened to build a large mansion on the parcel and demanded to be paid millions of dollars in exchange for "privacy...

 A Jealous investor with a bruised ego, waged an online war against a property developer who he thought was seeing his girlfriend behind his back, a court heard. Thomas Badian,46, the Austrian-born director of Fitzrovia’s Cadence Capital Ltd who lives in a £3.2 million St John’s Wood house, pleaded guilty to two counts of harassment by sending repeated electronic messages. Thomas Badian and  Michaela Frankova The Facebook, Instagram, email and telephone campaign began after Badian discovered the dinner dates between his girlfriend Michaela Frankova [below], a London College of Fashion graduate, and the other man. The target of his anger was Andrew de Candole [below ], the 62-year-old founder of de Candole Residential, and his girlfriend, Nateploy Thamsaroch. Prosecutor Robert Simpson told Hammersmith magistrates’ court: “Andrew de Candole met Michaela five or six times for dinner and his girlfriend Ms Thamsaroch believed they were just friends with nothin...