Facebook’s imminent presence in the stock market is one of the biggest news items of the week, and will likely be one of the most talked about changes of the year. Once Facebook goes public, it will top the charts of the world’s largest public companies, up there with Bank of America, McDonalds, Visa, and Amazon.com.
Once it goes on sale on Wednesday, Facebook will make around ten billion dollars, valuing the business somewhere between seventy-five and one hundred billion dollars. To put this in perspective, consider Google’s public launch in 2004. At that time, Google made a little over one and a half billion dollars. Today, Google is getting closer and closer to a worth of two hundred billion dollars.
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