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After conducting an initial public offering (IPO), Facebook shares were disappointing performance. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg also said he was disappointed with the Facebook stock is not rising as predicted previously.
This is the first time Zuckerberg speaks after Facebook made its debut on the stock exchange.
"Performance shares has been very clearly disappointing," said Zuckerberg, speaking at the TechCrunch Disrupt event, yesterday, as quoted by CNN page.
Emcee who is also the founder of TechCrunch, Michael Arrington, and then said that Facebook still gets special attention from the public. However, Zuckerberg said, "It does not help. Maybe some people will go [to sell]."
Even so, he'll keep optimism. "I think there should be considered investors, Facebook has not been a controversial company in the past."
Citing TechCrunch, Zuckerberg admitted that can not provide good compensation for Facebook shareholders. In fact, Zuckerberg had previously warned to potential investors in a letter in early IPO documents. "Facebook is not building a service to make money. But we make money to build the service."
However, Zuckerberg said that the mission remains the business and social enterprise social networking was still hand in hand. He hoped that employees still have cravings Facebook make money and have a great impact in the world.
sources:
http://teknologi.news.viva.co.id/news/read/350665-zuckerberg-mengaku-kecewa-akan-saham-facebook
This is the first time Zuckerberg speaks after Facebook made its debut on the stock exchange.
"Performance shares has been very clearly disappointing," said Zuckerberg, speaking at the TechCrunch Disrupt event, yesterday, as quoted by CNN page.
Emcee who is also the founder of TechCrunch, Michael Arrington, and then said that Facebook still gets special attention from the public. However, Zuckerberg said, "It does not help. Maybe some people will go [to sell]."
Even so, he'll keep optimism. "I think there should be considered investors, Facebook has not been a controversial company in the past."
Citing TechCrunch, Zuckerberg admitted that can not provide good compensation for Facebook shareholders. In fact, Zuckerberg had previously warned to potential investors in a letter in early IPO documents. "Facebook is not building a service to make money. But we make money to build the service."
However, Zuckerberg said that the mission remains the business and social enterprise social networking was still hand in hand. He hoped that employees still have cravings Facebook make money and have a great impact in the world.
sources:
http://teknologi.news.viva.co.id/news/read/350665-zuckerberg-mengaku-kecewa-akan-saham-facebook
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