Topic: Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook IPO: World's most expensive dog and pony show
Facebook executives will make the rounds next week to convince fund managers and institutional investors that its initial public offering is worth $28 a share or more. With Facebook's valuing itself at up to $96 billion, it would be the biggest Web IPO ever.
The Monitor's View Why economics is still the 'dismal science'
Facebook expected to hold off on IPO
The Vote Cory Booker Stories: Top 10 tweets about fearless Newark mayor
Cory Booker fire rescue 'very heroic' but very dangerous, fire officials say
Horizons Instagram gives Facebook 5 million reasons to love recent acquisition
Instagram: Zero sales. $1 billion price tag. Worth it?
Facebook to buy Instagram for $1 billion. Why so much? (+video)
‘Mad Men’ fans count down to tonight’s fifth season premier
Green Economics Raising revenue at elite public universities
10 best Facebook apps and games
Change Agent Can Facebook pursue a social mission and go public at the same time?
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO, made $30 million in 2011
Facebook on collision course with new EU privacy laws
Can Facebook and China be friends?
Facebook IPO: CEO is ruler. Can shareholders win?
Can Facebook IPO help solve a state budget crisis?
'Soul Train' icon Don Cornelius changed the beat of the nation
Facebook IPO will create hundreds of new millionaires
Facebook IPO: Could it backfire if users revolt?
Facebook IPO: Are users really worth $125 each?
Facebook IPO likely to rank company among world's largest
Change Agent Young Internet entrepreneurs embrace philanthropy
Horizons Facebook turns Like into Want, Cook, Read, and many others
Horizons Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg lashes out at SOPA, PIPA

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