When Facebook files for a public stock offering, as it is expected to do on Wednesday, it will be moving to cash in on the vast pile of personal data it has accumulated, Somini Sengupta and Evelyn M. Rusli report in Wednesday’s Times.
When Facebook files for a public stock offering, as it is expected to do on Wednesday, it will be moving to cash in on the vast pile of personal data it has accumulated, Somini Sengupta and Evelyn M. Rusli report in Wednesday’s Times.
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Daily Report: Facebook’s Offering, Fueled by You
On Wednesday, Facebook’s law firm Fenwick & West halted the clearance of trades for Facebook shares on the secondary market, according to people with knowledge of the matter, reports Evelyn M.
On Wednesday, Facebook’s law firm Fenwick & West halted the clearance of trades for Facebook shares on the secondary market, according to people with knowledge of the matter, reports Evelyn M.
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DealBook: As I.P.O. Looms, Facebook Halts Clearing of Trades
The effort to oppose antipiracy legislation was an unusual orchestration that began gathering steam online late Tuesday night and escalated early Wednesday morning, eventually whipping the Web into a frenzy. By Wednesday afternoon, representatives and senators were backing away from the bills.
The effort to oppose antipiracy legislation was an unusual orchestration that began gathering steam online late Tuesday night and escalated early Wednesday morning, eventually whipping the Web into a frenzy. By Wednesday afternoon, representatives and senators were backing away from the bills.
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Daily Report: A New Power Hits Washington
Several states are thinking about trying to plug budget gaps by legalizing, licensing and taxing Internet gambling, but there are questions about just how much income they can expect to raise that way, reports Michael Cooper in Wednesday’s New York Times.
Several states are thinking about trying to plug budget gaps by legalizing, licensing and taxing Internet gambling, but there are questions about just how much income they can expect to raise that way, reports Michael Cooper in Wednesday’s New York Times.
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As States Weigh Online Gambling, Profit May Be Small
Jerry Yang has left Yahoo, the stumbling Internet company he co-founded 17 years ago, the company announced Tuesday, report Nicole Perlroth and Evelyn M. Rusli in Wednesday’s New York Times.
Jerry Yang has left Yahoo, the stumbling Internet company he co-founded 17 years ago, the company announced Tuesday, report Nicole Perlroth and Evelyn M. Rusli in Wednesday’s New York Times.
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