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Facebook beats analysts target shares but ad frequency unchanged
Facebook ad frequency remained unchanged despite a double in company shares. On Wednesday, Facebook Inc. posted impressive growth in the mobile advertising business.
Twitter’s IPO roadshow - less media frenzy compared to Facebook
Twitter invited potential investors on Wednesday for a luncheon in preparation for the microblogging site's initial public offering.
Facebook CEO invests in real estate
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, purchased four adjunct houses to his Palo Alto home. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was recently reported to have purchased four homes adjacent to his own home in Palo Alto, CA.
Facebook shares hit USD45 for first time since last year's debut
Facebook Inc. stock had reached another milestone following a rocky debut on Wall Street last year. On Wednesday, the shares of social media giant Facebook Inc.
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Facebook Inc. increased above its IPO price for the first time since its debut in May 2012 following the surging advertising demand for smartphone and tablet users.
Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Facebook said that he plans to earn from Instagram through advertisements.
Analysts stated that Facebook could earn three times more than its reported second quarter income by allowing users to pay for an ad-free experience.
The founder and CEO of Facebook said that ads would not make the user experience any less even if the company allot more space for ads.
Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg increased his net worth after the company's stocks jumped yesterday.
Facebook traded above USD 30 on Thursday for the first time in five months. For the first time in five months, Marc Zuckerberg's brainchild, Facebook Inc.
Mobile advertisements amounted 41% of the company's total ad earnings. Yesterday's results ended concerns regarding Facebook's inability to adapt with users' usage of mobile devices rather than personal computers.
Facebook continued to be the primary social network used which accounted for its US$1.81 billion earnings from April to June.