Facebook worth $33bn. Mark Z likes this

Jamie Hinks
August 26, 2010
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facebookFacebook shares are currently being horse traded at around $76, more than double that of Yahoo, valuing the company at more than $33bn. Mark Zuckerberg likes this.

The trading has hotted up ahead of the initial public offering (IPO) which is likely to take place shortly, and will be the biggest since Google did the same six years ago. Anyone who took Bodog’s longer odds of 11/10 on the IPO will be laughing at those who thought the billionth user would come first. Seems even the presence of a rogue dislike button can’t dampen the spirits over at Facebook towers. Read more.

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  • Rajon Blemming

    My 1st social networking site was friendster. But when I discovered facebook, I stop visiting my friendster profile and began to be addicted to facebook!! =)

  • McGowen

    I love Facebook, and definitely, maybe watching the movie as well. I've heard that Google is really scared of facebook and its rise to fame.

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