No. You do deserve privacy, however, you cannot expect it in all circumstances. You cannot expect privacy when walking down a sidewalk, you cannot expect to own a company without anyone knowing that.
There is no explicit right to privacy in the Constitution. People have inferred that right from things like the third and fourth amendments.
But in any case, even if privacy was broadly recognized and protected (it isn’t, otherwise the government wouldn’t be allowed to buy your information from data brokers) that still leaves open the question at hand.
I'd argue instead that the public's need to know sometimes outweighs an individual's right to privacy.