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Benefits and Barriers as Facebook's Friend

4 Feb

WSJ.com - Asia

Russian investor Yuri Milner stands to reap a multibillion-dollar windfall from his early bet on Facebook stock. But in return, he has agreed to terms that handcuff what he can do with his Facebook shares.

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Facebook and the St. Petersburg Paradox

4 Feb

WSJ.com - Asia

Investors thinking about Facebook should consider a mathematical riddle that shows how growth stocks can get overvalued so easily.

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Artist set for Facebook windfall

3 Feb

From BBC News

A US graffiti artist who painted Facebook's offices is set to become a millionaire when the social network begins trading as a public company.

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Facebook's $100 Billion Question

3 Feb

WSJ.com - Asia

What is Facebook worth? Analysts and investors are circulating a range of values, from $50 billion to $125 billion.

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Facebook's $100 Billion Question

3 Feb

WSJ.com - Markets

What is Facebook worth? Analysts and investors began circulating a range of values for the social-networking site, from as little as $50 billion to as much as $125 billion.

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Facebook's Painful Secondary Impact

2 Feb

WSJ.com - Markets

There will be plenty of winners when Facebook goes public. And one gigantic loser: the secondary market in trading of private-company shares.

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Facebook: Behind the likes and pokes

2 Feb

From BBC News

Facebook has revealed many of the facts behind all the pokes, likes and friends for the first time. What have we learned?

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Facebook Tracks Ascent of Google

2 Feb

WSJ.com - Markets

Imitation is the best form of flattery, and, financially speaking, Facebook looks a dead ringer for the young Google.

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Facebook unveils plans to float

1 Feb

From BBC News

The world's largest social networking site, Facebook, confirms plans for a stock market flotation.

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In China, Facebook Alternatives Thrive

1 Feb

WSJ.com - Asia

Investors flock into China's social media companies, but a lack of a dominant player in the sector makes it unlikely that a "Facebook of China" will appear anytime soon.

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