Facebook Inc's underwhelming debut on Wall Street increases
the pressure on the social networking giant to deliver stellar growth - a novel
situation for CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who has been clear he is more interested in
building products than making money, according to Reuters.
Facebook shares fell 11 percent on Monday, the company's
second day as a publicly traded company, due to what many analysts and
investors blamed on overly aggressive pricing by Facebook's underwriters, as
well as a decision to expand the size of the offering by 25 percent.
The poor stock market performance has intensified the
scrutiny of Facebook's business, raising the bar for the company to regain Wall
Street's confidence, say some investors and analysts….
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