Goldman Sachs valued Facebook at $50 Billion

I love talking about business, no doubt about that. But even I couldn’t believe the figures on this deal

  • Goldman Sachs just invested $500 million in Facebook ($450 from its own money, and $50 from a Russian investor).
  • At this investment price, Goldman valued Facebook at $50 billion.
  • Goldman did the same thing with Ford Motors back in the 50′s, and have benefited hugely from that deal.
  • Goldman invested $135 Million in Ralph Lauren, in a deal that valued RL at $480 Million back in ’93.
  • Ralph Lauren is now worth $8 Billion.

Wow, Facebook is worth $50 Billion? WoW!

Realistic Facebook relationship statuses

Lol at the no GF\BF since birth, mesakeen, lol.

Life on Facebook

This is a very entertaining short movie about sharing (and making) your life in Facebook, going through all stages of life LIVE!

Facebook movie finally opens tomorrow

After being initially banned by the censors just a week ago, the Social Network movie (a.k.a. the Facebook movie) is finally being shown in Kuwait.

The Social Network movie will start showing in Kuwait tomorrow, Oct. 28. If you’re looking for VIP tickets, then the movie will be shown in 360° Cinescape cinemas.

Facebook movies is banned by the censors in Kuwait

  • “The Social Network” movie, a.k.a. the Facebook movie, has been banned from Kuwait Cinemas.
  • Cinescape just posted the news on its Twitter account.

 

Wohoo… 20,000 readers… Wohoo

It took me 5 weeks to reach the first 10,000 readers, but I am extremely happy to say it only took three and a half weeks to reach the next 10,000 readers.

I say thank you to each and everyone of you, you have made my blogging experience fun, engaging, satisfying, and just super super great.

Add me on Twitter and on Facebook, I will try my best to keep you both informed and entertained.

Thank you.

Justin Timberlake in the new Facebook movie

The Facebook movie is coming out this Friday. It’s called “The Social Network” and stars Justin Timberlake.

Older related posts are here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

BuzFairy finally gets on Facebook and Twitter

I hope I’m not too late in getting on Facebook and Twitter, as a blog that is.

This is my Facebook link.

And this is my Twitter link.

Choco Du Choco

Choco Du Choco is a home based business, specializing in melted chocolate treats:

“This is a local business based in Kuwait. we provide amazingly Delicious variety of chocolate melted in a way that makes you want more every time you taste our flavors.so indulge yourself and try our choco du choco;) “

They take orders from 3 hours to a day before, on Tel # 55080910, visit their Facebook page for more details.


Vanity Fair’s most influential 100 people

Vanity Fair just published its list of the 100 most influential people in the information age. And you will not believe who is # 1. Let me give you a hint, it’s not Bill Gates, it’s not Steve Jobs… It’s actually the founder of Facebook!!

Here are the top 10, you can read all the rest over at Vanity Fair:

  1. Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook. With 500 million members, it’s not difficult to see why Mark Z is #1.
  2. Steve Jobs of Apple. His huge influence and impact on both the music and smart phone businesses put him at #2.
  3. Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and Eric Schmidt of Google. These 3 guys own the most popular site on the net, and their Android system phones are expected to surpass iPhone by 2012.
  4. Rupert Murdoch of News Corporation. Ownerships include print media, as well as Fox TV & film.
  5. Jeff Bezos of Amazon. Need we say more on why he’s on the list? He single handedly revolutionized online shopping, wether books, ebooks, or Kindle e-reader.
  6. Bernard Arnault of LVMH. He’s the richest man in Europe, and was able to steer the luxury empire in the roughest financial crises in decades.
  7. Michael Bloomberg the Mayor of New York. In addition to his vast fortune, he was able to achieve tremendous success as mayor, with reduced crime and improved education.
  8. Larry Ellison of Oracle. His software practically dominates the world, plus he and 37 other billionairs have promised to donate half their fortunes to charity. Well Done Larry, along with Bill Gates and Warren Buffett.
  9. Evan Williams and Biz Stone of Twitter. With 124 million users and a billion tweets a month, they sure deserve to be on the top 10 list.
  10. John Malone. His media empire includes Expedia and Sirius internet radio among other things.

I know some of my friends will be over the moon with this list. One person in particular is so in love with LV, Expedia, Apple, and Facebook all at once. Knock yourself out with the list R.