Facebook earlier today has finalized its per share value to $38 (if in case you missed out), furthermore, this per share value means a total valuation of whooping $104 billion – a huge big numbers. The company is currently hosting hackathon as we reported yesterday that company plans for a full night hacker event that lasts till the time Zuckerberg rings the Nasdaq...
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We are in such time of day where we can notice that who gets benefitted and who not – and considering this thing in mind – the first name comes in mind is the recent Facebook’s acquired Instagram – Yes the photo-sharing service that social giant bought up last month only and is of worth $1 billion at that time – but hey, we just got an interesting figure,...
The Sunlight Foundation published an expose revealing, hours before the world’s largest social giant goes public, that Facebook’s IPO do exploits a tax loophole, means it will avoid paying taxes for years, almost an estimated $3 billion tax break. This means that company will need not to pay taxes for years. According to Senator Levin, Facebook will put a low stock value on the books (Facebook’s filings state 6 cents). It will file losses later for their actual worth (announced at $38/share). In his speech from the Senate floor Senator...
Finally we are on that point of time where a lot of excitement merged and bringing into a fresh start for a company name as “Facebook” – Yes, our very own social networking site, the company that owes around 901 million users – the site that last night sets a final share price vale of $38 bringing the valuation at $104 billion – the company that brings a lot of good and bad stories both – and a lot more. Here are the numbers you need to know before the Facebook turned public: $1 is the salary Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark...
Finally it is Facebook day in which we are few hours away from the world’s largest social giant going to be public – Yes finally it is, company earlier today has finalized its per share value to $38 (if in case you missed out), furthermore, this per share value means a total valuation of whooping $104 billion – a huge big numbers. This above is one such picture...
Well here is the news we all are waiting for the social giant sets it’s per share value at $38, turning the Wall Street Journal report true. This make the company total valuation to $104 billion and it will be an $18.4 billion initial public offering – a big figure that we all are waiting for. Furthermore, to notice now that the social giant current price expected range cannot be change. Facebook recently filed its eighth amendment and now offering 180,000,000 shares of its Class A common stock and the selling stockholders are offering...
I talked, discussed, acted, filed, gifted with a lot of excitement and even with the medium of infographic discussed from where it all started – well if you still not able to figure out what I am talking about, then what to say, well anyways, I am talking about one-day away the social giant going public. But, as we know reaching at this point/step of life takes a lot of things, up and downs, good and bad, in short everything that makes Facebook that much big (currently with whooping 901 million users worldwide). Even recently new rumored...
With Facebook likely to set its share price value final at $38 per share, bringing the valuation to $104 billion, what not to forget is social giant’s co-founder Eduardo Saverin who among the other shareholders become a billionaire tomorrow, told Bloomberg that he never believed that his $30,000 investment will results in making $3 billion for him. “Something I would’ve never imagined was when I put all my life savings into the company, that it would have been an IPO at this level,” Saverin said by phone from his home in Singapore...
CNBC reported that Facebook’s price range for its initial public offering (IPO) has reportedly been finalized. It will not be re-filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) before today’s pricing call. The latest news is coming up that the social giant is looking like it will price its shares final vale at $38 per share, Wall Street Journal reports. The $38 per share value means it will be an $18.4 billion initial public offering, making it the second largest US listed IPO behind Visa. Full and final if this figure...
