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.
- Facebook gets a reality check on IPO day
- Facebook buys Karma app
- Infographic: A look back at Facebook’s revenue and valuations
- Facebook IPO: Tracking the price
- Facebook IPO: Here is the best of the web
- 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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