party like it's 1999 May 6, 2011

‘Facebook of China’ Stock Dive Might Make Mark Zuckerberg a Little Nervous

By Nitasha Tiku

Yesterday, experts predicted that if RenRen — China’s answer to Facebook — could surge so high in its debut in the public markets, Facebook was probably worth $200 billion. This morning, RenRen’s stock dove 12 percent. [BI]

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‘Facebook of China’ Stock Dive Might Make Mark Zuckerberg a Little Nervous

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