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2011-01-05 — technewsworld.com
"Since Facebook is a privately held company, not just anyone can acquire stock. But investment firm Goldman Sachs wants in, and it wants to give some of its wealthiest clients a shot of the action. Buy-in is $2 million. However, if Facebook gets more than 500 investors, SEC rules could force it to go public. Goldman has proposed the use of a special-purpose vehicle, raising questions about accountability."
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