Will Facebook reach a $100 billion valuation and would that change the company's plans regarding whether to go public?
Facebook could hit the $100 billion valuation jackpot this summer. But why does an initial public offer have to be the next step? No IPO.
I think the company might approach the 10-digit figure this year but fall back. An IPO could push the valuation well beyond, and throw a wrench into Paul Ceglia's attempt to claim 50%.
No matter how much Facebook's value reaches, the company won't likely go public -- look at how hard it's already fought to retain its ownership.
If the Securities and Exchange Commission proposal to relax disclosure rules for companies, that might make an IPO more appealing to Facebook.
Who cares about the value? I just want to keep playing CityVille.
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