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What does the Facebook float mean for Facebook?

By David Heath
Thursday, 02 February 2012 23:57

If Facebook thought they were under public scrutiny previously, they ain't seen nothing yet.

Tags: David Heath, Facebook, Advertising, Shares, Mark Zuckerberg, IPO, Harvard, Valuation, SEC, Jeff Hammerbacher

Facebook's IPO will be for just $5B

By David Heath
Thursday, 02 February 2012 00:42

Despite endlessly consistent rumours that Facebook will commence an IPO process to raise $10B, it seems that a late decision has been made to reduce the amount to $5B.

Tags: David Heath, Facebook, Shares, IPO, Valuation, Goldman Sachs, SEC, Morgan Stanley

Do we now know Facebook's trading launch date?

By David Heath
Wednesday, 01 February 2012 00:16

The frenzy of Facebook IPO rumours continues unabated. Do we now know the trading launch date?

Tags: David Heath, Facebook, Shares, Mark Zuckerberg, IPO, Valuation, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Nasdaq, NYSE

Facebook IPO on Wednesday?

By David Heath
Saturday, 28 January 2012 19:49

Circle the wagons, folks. If you believe the hype-makers, it will be the end of the world as we know it when the widely rumoured Facebook IPO hits the streets on Wednesday February 1st. Or will it?

Tags: David Heath, Facebook, Shares, IPO, Valuation, Goldman Sachs, SEC, Morgan Stanley

Every Facebook user has a price on his head

By David Heath
Monday, 05 December 2011 11:57

For some considerable time there have been nay-sayers who remind us that Facebook users are not 'customers,' they are the 'product.' With plans for an IPO, we now know what they are likely to be worth.

Tags: Google, David Heath, Facebook, Privacy, Advertising, LinkedIn, groupon, Shares, IPO, Trust

Is Facebook overvalued (already)?

By David Heath
Wednesday, 30 November 2011 12:04

Just about everyone you ask has a different opinion on the 'real' valuation of Facebook; some even seem to have multiple opinions!

Tags: David Heath, Facebook, groupon, Shares, IPO, Valuation, Goldman Sachs

Apple cooks up golden handcuffs for new CEO

By Stephen Withers
Monday, 29 August 2011 16:10

Tim Cook, Apple's new CEO, has been fitted with a pair of golden handcuffs worth a third of a billion dollars.

Tags: Stephen Withers, Apple, Steve Jobs, Shares, Tim Cook, Remuneration

A nod and a Winklevoss

By David Heath
Tuesday, 19 April 2011 10:45

The current dispute between Mark Zuckerburg and the Winklevoss twins hinges on one small but crucial question. What was the correct valuation of Facebook shares at the time the original settlement was struck?

Tags: David Heath, Facebook, social networking, Legal, Shares, Olympics, Winklevoss, ConnectU, IRS, Zuckerburg

Ballmer sells chunk of Microsoft shares

By Stephen Withers
Monday, 08 November 2010 15:11

Steve Ballmer has revealed that he is selling a substantial portion of his personal shareholding in Microsoft, but says he's still "fully committed to Microsoft".

Tags: Stephen Withers, Microsoft, Management, Steve Ballmer, Shares

Amcom transaction spurs trading halt

By Renai LeMay
Friday, 05 February 2010 18:39

Tier two Australian telco Amcom Telecommunications has put its shares into a trading halt until next week, citing the need to announce a proposed transaction.

Tags: iiNet, Telecom New Zealand, ASX, Shares, Amcom, Renail LeMay, trading halt

What does the Facebook float mean for Facebook?

Facebook's IPO will be for just $5B

Do we now know Facebook's trading launch date?

Facebook IPO on Wednesday?

Every Facebook user has a price on his head

Is Facebook overvalued (already)?

Apple cooks up golden handcuffs for new CEO

A nod and a Winklevoss

Ballmer sells chunk of Microsoft shares

Amcom transaction spurs trading halt

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