Watch Zuck, Sheryl Sandberg and the rest of the gang go to bat for Facebook in the promo video for its pre-IPO roadshow. For your reading pleasure, I've written a sportscaster-style play-by-play followed by some highlights.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is set to make at least $846 million when the company goes public.
Isn't it a little early for a company like Facebook to be showing signs of the "seasonality" that you usually associate with more mature, cyclical businesses? Rising expenses. Facebook says in its IPO filing that this is one of its five core
Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) has disclosed the following valuation metrics in its latest amendment to its S-1 filing ahead of its planned initial public offering: The total filing is for up to 388027654 shares after the overallotment
Facebook expects a valuation of as much as $96 billion. That implies some lofty revenue growth figures. FORTUNE — Last month, Fortune asked if Facebook's stock was worth buying if the company is valued at $100 billion.
