IPO

The social media company Facebook is expected to sell its stock publically sometime this month and would likely be valued by the stock market something like $100 billion. It could start officially selling stock on May 18th.

The data-analysis company has the strongest initial public stock offering of the year. It's all about Big Data.

Facebook now has 31 banks involved in the company’s much-anticipated stock offering. Why does it want so many bankers?

California is looking forward to both the Yelp and Facebook IPOs in the near future. One analyst estimated it could bring as much as $2.5 billion to the financially struggling state.

Yelp, the website that offers up user reviews for everything from restaurants and bars to barbershops will soon get its own review of a different and perhaps much harsher kind.

The site that lets you reviews local restaurants and services is about to get its own review -- from investors.

Online gaming company is important to Facebook's bottom line.

Last week's Facebook IPO has many users questioning why the social network can make so much money off of their user data.

So how does a publicly held Facebook act different than a privately held one? Also, crazy hummingbird robots fly in formation!