Recently according a announcement Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook Co-Founder) speaks from the company's headquarters as he remotely rings the bell to open the trading in Facebook shares. He said that as soon as possible he bring Facebook share on Internationale Trading Market.

At first they bring $US16 billion cost share in the market. Then when he fell to improve there budget then they improve. At this announcement he also told that "will we see the massive social network do a Google and develop its own phone?".

Google also bring share for its Google Apps Suite. It has won millions of corporate customers for its Google Apps suite. Google chairmen announcement the IPO, at $85 per share, was just the start: yesterday Google's shares were $630. Any body can buy thus share who want.

Facebook is a biggest social networking company without any confusion. Dressed in his trademark hoodie and jeans, Facebook Inc. Co Founder member Mark Zuckerberg kicked off a cross-country road show to pitch his company's initial public stock offering. No he bring IPO in the international trade market. The company will showcase the impending deal to institutional investors during the roadshow, which was due to kick off today in New York. Flag it up the Facebook and US flags outside underwriters JP Morgan in New York. Facebook's IPO is expected to be the biggest ever.

Facebook has admitted it could dodge paying as much as $14bn (£8.7bn) in US corporation tax following its stock market flotation next week. In its latest filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Mark Zuckerberg said that, if all shares are cashed in before the end of 2012, this would trigger a tax deduction 'of approximately $14bn'.

Facebook on Tuesday outlined upcoming updates to version 2.5 of its Windows Phone app. The Windows Phone OS offers deep integration with Facebook better Facebook integration, in fact, than what you’ll find in Android or iOS. The handset, such as the Nexus One and Nexus S smartphones before it, runs an unaltered version of Facebook. But there are still times when a Windows Phone user needs the power of a dedicated Facebook app.

As the fateful day of Facebook’s initial public offering draws closer, the giant social network’s financial results are attracting more attention. I think Facebook still has lots of opportunities even if its growth stagnates and its coolness has long since vanished. And while its recently updated securities filingshows some blockbuster numbers including a mind boggling 900 million active users. Facebook's latest securities filing contains some eye-popping numbers. Half a billion of whom use the site daily it also reveals some potential red flags, including rapidly rising costs for marketing and other expenses. Don't forget there's also the issue of what constitutes an “active user”.

According to News today that Social website Facebook founder Mark Zukarberg is spending $550 million to buy 650 patents held by Microsoft came just weeks after it made what seemed to be an even bigger purchase from IBM in which it spent an undisclosed sum to acquire 750 patents. Social-networking giant's amended S-1 sheds light on how much it plunked down for patents in first quarter. It looks like those IBM patents are not nearly as valuable to Facebook as the ones once held by AOL that the social network bought from Microsoft today.

World ranking social communicative website Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg will pay to Microsoft Corporation $550 million in cash for hundreds of patents recently sold by AOL. The social networking company's latest move to bulk up its intellectual property in the wake of a lawsuit filed by Yahoo. Microsoft, Amazon, eBay and other top label corporation earlier this month with its more than $1 billion purchase of most of AOL Inc. patent trove. Valuing patents is a complex process as early as possible, and it was not immediately clear whether Microsoft profited from the deal with Facebook.

Facebook Clarifies Changes To Facebook Website Privacy Policy. Last Friday, world popular social networking site Facebook unveiled changes to its terms & condition for her user. Tweaking earlier drafts in an apparent effort to ease users concerns about privacy and how their information is used. Facebook has seen an increasing number of complaints about its privacy policy.