May 19th, 2009 - USA Today
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Don't hold your breath for a Facebook IPO.
Mark Zuckerberg, the social-networking giant's 25-year-old CEO, told Reuters today that an initial public offering is a few years away.
Zuckerberg says he is open to investments and partnerships, but insisted Facebook can achieve its business goals with its current financial base. "If there's an investment to be done on very good terms, we will consider it if for no other reason than to have more buffer if we want to do something in the future," he told the Reuters Global Technology Summit.
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