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With early rumors seems not be hitting so hard, citing the “source”, Bloomberg is reporting that the social giant from tomorrow will not take order of its initial public offering, which is two days ahead of actual schedule. Facebook is offering about 337 million shares at $28 to $35 each. Facebook initially planned to finish taking orders on May 17, according to the data compiled by Bloomberg show. The shares will be listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol FB. Morgan Stanley (MS), JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) and Goldman...

A new speculation surrounded the web is that Facebook long awaited IPO may get delayed, means the social giant may not go public on May 18. It might be because that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have yet to approve the company’s filing for an initial public offering (IPO). The news comes from media reporter Julia Boorstin, who sent out the following message on Twitter: Facebook says May 18 IPO is uncertain pending SEC approval of S-1. Roadshow meeting over, mobile, ads in focus. #facebookipo CNBC then reported it...

It’s a Facebook week as the social giant IPO May 18th date approaches, company’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out growth strategy to investors on Friday stating that it will transform its mobile and advertising experience as top priorities in 2012, Reuters reports. Stating further, emphasising on integrating online apps more strongly into Facebook is a major goal. The social giant had recently filed its sixth amendment to its S-1 filing to IPO showing how the shift from web to mobile of its user base will result in fewer ads per user,...

With Facebook giant IPO is just round the corner, Nasdaq looking forward to a spike in the number of companies going public in the near term as in the urge to take advantage of Facebook’s listing next week. A report says that the demand for the Facebook initial public offering (IPO) is strong, while another says it is weak. Both were published less than an hour of each other. First, Reuters posted an article titled “Facebook’s IPO already oversubscribed: source”: Facebook Inc’s record initial public offering is already oversubscribed,...

With Facebook giant IPO is just round the corner, Nasdaq looking forward to a spike in the number of companies going public in the near term as in the urge to take advantage of Facebook’s listing next week.  “Facebook is obviously the most anticipated IPO in history and once that IPO comes out, I’m sure we’ll see several companies look to take advantage of that market,” Bruce Aust, executive vice president of Nasdaq’s Global Corporate Client Group, said in a presentation to analysts. “I go out there...

Yesterday we reported that an analyst name Michael Pachter of Wedbush Securities told Bloomberg that he had spotted Face book CEO Zuckerberg with the hoodie – it is just the matter of fact that the very same analyst hit it again on Zuckerberg, this time suggesting that “a jacket over a T-shirt and Jeans would be fine”. Pachter quote: If I’m surprised at anything, it’s the vehemence of the response. I didn’t say Mark Zuckerberg should never wear a hoodie. I didn’t say he’s a bad guy, he’s evil, he’s dishonest – I...

With the IPO just round the corner, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg meets investors for IPO roadshow, but what makes one analyst of Wedbush Securities name Michael Pachter to think that Zuckerberg is still immature. Pachter had spotter Zuckerberg with the hoodie. During an interview with Bloomberg, he explains why the hoodie shows Zuckerberg is still immature. Here’s the Pachter money quote: Mark and his signature hoodie: I mean He’s actually showing investors he doesn’t care that much; he’s going to be him, and he’s going to do...

As the Facebook approaching its giant IPO, the social giant has recently filed its sixth amendment to its S-1 filing to IPO showing how the shift from web to mobile of its user base will result in fewer ads per user, which probably result in lowered the company’s income source: the advertising. Facebook has also granted about $796 million in restricted stock units to employees less than a week ago. These restricted stock units, or RSUs, could be worth anywhere from $707 million to $884 million based on Facebook’s expected $28 to 35...

With Facebook IPO just round the corner, the most interesting this to evaluate at the moment is what and how much the company’s founder Mark Zuckerberg will make once the IPO is On. What the figures that came in front of us is that Zuckerberg will be worth $25 billion – Yes $25 billion – now what interesting is that his total wealth is more than what the Yahoo – total as a company – holds – for your records Yahoo is worth around $18.5 billion – Isn’t interesting. Well, this is just the beginning of this long-awaited IPO....