So, no honeymoon, then.A week ago, Mark Zuckerberg was celebrating his first morning as a married man, and a $19.1bn married man at that.
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Just when it looked as if Facebook shares might finally have found their footing, an event looms that could put the stock back flat on its face. On Monday, current and former employees of the No.
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It’s official. Facebook is serious about making money, and its turning its mobile problem—mobile growth was eating into margins—into an opportunity.
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Facebook’s stock price is causing high anxiety, but an accidental experiment at our house showed its value in the face of the stumbling United States Postal Service. OK, so maybe beating the post office isn’t the end all and be all.
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When a company loses $50 billion of market value, it's the chief executive officer who should shoulder the blame.
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Billionaire investor Peter Thiel’s sale of a majority of his Facebook stock was “completely outrageous,” “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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Shares of the social network plunged to new lows today, cutting May’s IPO price in half—and there’s likely more pain in store for Zuckerberg, writes Alex Klein.
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Yes, there was a social media bubble. And, yes, it popped. The question now is, what happens next?
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In a new test for the company's stock, over 1.6 billion shares will be eligible to come on the market in several waves when a number of shareholders are allowed to sell.
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If you've been looking to buy Facebook, watch how the stock reacts after the lock-up expires.
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Shares of Facebook (FB) were especially weak today, falling 84 cents, or 4%, to $20.04, and at one point falling as low as $19.82, a new low, amidst no apparent news.
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Nearly a fifth of Facebook's monthly active users now only use the site on mobile devices.
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By Jon Evans Two years ago I wrote a post entitled “Can Anything Stop The Facebook Juggernaut?” in which I marveled at the fact that Facebook (FB) was then worth a whopping $35 billion, according to Second Market.
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Facebook's shares soared by 25% on Wednesday.
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As the world becomes more instrumented, interconnected and intelligent and the population continues to embrace social computing, today's enterprises face the dawn of a new era -- the era of the Social Business.Organizations t...
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Before you put money to work in Facebook, Jim Cramer says there’s something you’ve got to understand.
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Facebook's stock performance since IPO I'm having a flashback, and it's Mark Zuckerberg's fault. OK, not exactly the fault of Facebook's cofounder and CEO, but his company's stock.
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The challenge for Facebook, which is worth just over half of what it was three months ago, is to convince Wall Street that it has a real plan for making money.
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(Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has never been one to talk about his company’s failing stock price to employees, but in recent days, it’s been hard to ignore it.
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Facebook knows a ton about you. So, wonders analyst Rich Greenfield, why is it showing you ads for stuff you don't want?
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Guest post written by Brendan Wallace Brendan Wallace is co-founder and co-CEO of Identified.com. Brendan Wallace LinkedIn is no Silicon Valley darling when it comes to drawing eyeballs, press attention, or inspiring Hollywood movies.
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Facebook shares this morning have dropped below the $20, down about 47% from its $38 IPO in May. Another buck, and the stock will have lost half its value.
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