If Facebook is indeed about to go public, as a report in the Wall Street Journal suggests, its young chief executive Mark Zuckerberg will face some new challenges. Jena McGregor reports: With just 3000 employees, Facebook is relatively small for the $4
Unlike Google's 2004 stock sale, everyone who's anyone has already made a killing on the social network, from sharp VCs to Chinese and Russian billionaires to Goldman's top clients. Hell, even Microsoft is up big. At $100
By Erika Morphy Facebook has earned poor marks from privacy advocates for years, but their occasional bursts of indignation haven't seemed to filter down to the general membership. That could be changing, though. When Facebook goes public,
The timing of AllThingsD's “D: Dive into Media” conference couldn't be better—the conference gathers media and tech executives on the eve of the expected Facebook IPO. And it's appropriate that the CEO of arguably the second most powerful private
If Facebook is indeed about to go public, as a report in the Wall Street Journal suggests, its young chief executive Mark Zuckerberg will face some new challenges. Jena McGregor reports: With just 3000 employees, Facebook is relatively small for the $4