Was spending $22 billion a good idea on a company that loses $130 million?

We'll find out that and more on this edition of Where the Money is.

Happy Halloween everybody. I am Sean O'Reilly on a tech edition of

where the money is with the one and only Nathan Hamilton. How are you? I'm good

it's Halloween today. Oh boy you see anything scary around the office today? I saw some good

Some good costumes. Yeah I have to admit I'm a little jealous of some of the Star Wars costumes go I

counted like four or five people that dressed up as either Hans Solo or Cheubaka.

I think one of our other co-workers is dressed up as Princess Leah and the classic white robe thing that she wears I guess.

We officially have a female Han Solo in the office today.

It's, it's, we're fighting for the future or something.

Yeah.

Anyway.

So today we are talking about Facebook.

200 billion dollar market cap company.

I still remember signing up for Facebook with my college email address back in, I mean, 2004, I think.

What's going on with the release, Nathan?

So a few different things, and we'll hit upon some of the more, I guess,

the salient points of what's going on so last week we had

actually discussed what should investors focus on for the report and one of

those was what percentage of revenue is coming from mobile.

And thankfully this was a positive, it did increase to 66% coming from mobile devices.

So, you know, if we look at previous quarters, this was 62%, so up sequentially.

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