To a run a site as massive as Facebook inherently requires a massive infrastructure of data centers. The Web site's IPO filing on Wednesday sheds some light on just how much it costs to maintain and construct such facilities. According to the document,
Moments after Facebook filed its IPO on Wednesday, California legislative Republicans used it to take a swipe at Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed tax initiative. It's an indication of how the public offering will dominate not only the business blogs,
As everyone awaits the $100-billion Facebook IPO, the biggest question hanging over the offering is whether it marks the beginning of a new era for Facebook — or if it's just a massive cashing-out exercise, a sign that this
It's widely reported that Facebook is going to file for an IPO today, and likely that the offering will be in the $5 billion range. Time to start digging up your backyard bullion stash, right? Wrong. For the average guy the Facebook
The giant social network said in a filing on Wednesday that it was seeking to raise up to $5 billion through its IPO Many close to the company say that Facebook is aiming for a debut that would value it between $75 billion and $100 billion.
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