Facebook beats eBay, becomes third largest web company in U.S.
Facebook's latest valuation is based on the selling price of shares on SecondMarket, an exchange for privately held companies, according to Bloomberg. The valuation makes it the third-largest online business after Google ($192.9 billion) and Amazon ($74.4 billion) in the U.S.
While the company is growing at a faster pace, its revenue is not yet that much impressive. That's the reason the company is not filing for an IPO.
Since September 2009, when it had 300 million members, Facebook's users have increased by more than two-thirds. It surpassed Google as the most visited Web site in the U.S. in March.
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