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Too Pooped To Pop?

In the aftermath of Facebook’s botched IPO many questions linger… not the least of which is: how will the initial money that the firm made be spent regarding (potentially) buying rivals; investment and/or expansion, etc? (Source): The Washington Post: http://goo.gl/Wn1T8

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‘Biggest’ Doesn’t Equal ______?

It’s a bit challenging to fathom that a firm whose main product is user-generated media (versus syndicated media for example) has an IPO valuation that’ll be larger than McDonald’s; Cisco’s and/or Amazon’s market caps. Moreover, it is also a bit … Continue reading

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Really?

In advance of one of the most-highly anticipated IPO’s (perhaps) since Google roughly 1/2 of Americans surveyed think that Facebook’s shares are overpriced… which begs at least three questions: 1) What should they be priced at? 2) Should this really … Continue reading

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