Despite growing competition from Google, social network kingpin Facebook doubled its revenue in the first half of 2011, raking in $1.6 billion to bolster company growth before its rumored IPO, according to a Reuters report. Earnings from the privately held company aren’t confirmed, but the world’s largest social network reportedly posted a net income of nearly $500 million to start off 2011. The company that started in CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s college dorm room in 2004 doesn’t show any signs of stopping.
Facebook Rakes In Mountains of Megabucks
Posted by: Rachelle Dragani September 8, 2011 02:17 PMDespite growing competition from Google, social network kingpin Facebook doubled its revenue in the first half of 2011, raking in $1.6 billion to bolster company growth before its rumored IPO, according to a Reuters report. Earnings from the privately held company aren’t confirmed, but the world’s largest social network reportedly posted a net income of nearly $500 million to start off 2011. The company that started in CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s college dorm room in 2004 doesn’t show any signs of stopping.