VENTURE CAPITAL POST

Facebook users from emerging markets use the service for a different purpose unusual to its home market.

A new ad unit was employed by Facebook, putting mobile gaming ads directly on users' notification tabs.

Twitter's Biz Stone suggested that Facebook offer an ad-free subscription option to users.

Alibaba's plans to go public makes IPO the biggest since FB.

Online coupon site Retailmenot expected to raise about US$200 million in an initial public offering.

Nasdaq asked a judge to dismiss lawsuits filed by investors and argued that it is a self regulatory organization and could not be sued for actions taken as a part of its regulatory responsibilities.

John Mattera, former hedge fund manager of Praetorian Global Fund Ltd. was sentenced 11 years of imprisonment after pleading guilty to Facebook and Groupon scam.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces a lot of questions during first shareholder meeting regarding slumping stock prices after the company's IPO last May.

Facebook reported a 5.2% gain despite a continuous drop since May 2012.

Yelp's CFO, Rob Krolik, announced that the company's doors are open to a possible partnership with Facebook graph search feature.

Google may find itself in antiregulatory waters should it push its bid for Waze.

Venture capital firms find themselves fending off increasingly uneasy investors who are urging them to cash out.

One of Facebook's earliest investors has turned his attention to a distant market with a small but lively start-up scene: Brazil.

Today Facebook’s price declined further, closed at $25.87 per share, down 3.83%.

Today Facebook’s price declined further, closed at $25.87 per share, down 3.83%.