Facebook IPO: Our coverage so far
On Friday morning, Facebook finally made its stock market debut. Check out links to our full coverage.
By now you might have heard of this little thing called Facebook’s IPO. On Thursday, the social giant set its shares at $38 for a $104 billion valuation. Below, we’ve linked to our coverage thus far, and we’ll continue to update this post throughout Friday as the event unfolds.
- Why 900M isn’t the only number that matters to Facebook
- Place your orders: Facebook IPO shares set at $38
- How recent digital media IPOs have fared
- Why 900M isn’t the only number that matters to Facebook
- 10 startups that couldn’t have done it without Facebook
- Are Facebook Credits the key to the social network’s future?
- VCs simply love the Facebook Mafia
- Will Facebook adapt to mobile or will mobile adapt to Facebook?
- Facebook’s biggest problem is that it’s a media company
- Weigh in on Facebook’s future prospects
- Facebook brings bigger pics and posts to mobiles
- A preacher, 500 startups, and a dream to change it all
- Facebook’s delicate balance between profits and privacy
- Boy in the Hood(ie)
- Facebook sets price for biggest-ever US IPO
- Facebook’s monthly rent is $1M+, and other gems from S-1 update
- Facebook just revealed its Kryptonite: mobile
- Facebook has nothing to fear, except itself
- It’s here: Facebook files for $5 billion IPO
Much more in our Facebook IPO archives.
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