Facebook IPO: is Facebook overvalued?

Facebook plans to raise US$5 billion in an IPO that could value the company at US$100 billion. The eight-year-old company founded by Mark Zuckerberg could raise as much as US$10 billion with follow-on offerings. A market cap of US$100 billion would make Facebook one of the most valuable companies in the world, on par with McDonald’s, and make founder Mark Zuckerberg a cool US$28 billion. The company sells highly targeted ads based on user-provided information. This helped Facebook earn US$1 billion last year on US$3.7 billion in revenue. By comparison, Google pulled in US$38 billion in sales and US$10 billion in earnings. But on a price-to-sales basis, the market thinks Facebook is worth more. Does…

22-year-old man has stroke from rollercoaster ride

Lots of people enjoy the thrill of riding a rollercoaster but this 22-year-old man living in Philadelphia felt sick two weeks after a ride…

Thursday Weather Girl: Mia

Mia is all dolled up for February! Beware of her arrow of love!!! Check out behind-the-scenes photos of the girls and the rest of the new, improved Weather Girls on their Facebook page. Watch more Weather Girls forecasts for the US and Taiwan on Next TV.

Eli Manning or Tom Brady: pick the elite Super Bowl QB

When Tom Brady and the New England Patriots face Eli Manning and the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI, more will be decided than just which team is the best in the NFL. The game should also show who is the true elite quarterback. The controversy began last summer when Eli, answering a question posed by ESPN New York Radio host Michael Kay about his place among the league’s QBs, said he was in the same class as Brady. He took heat for the comment, considering he finished the 2010 season with a league-high 25 interceptions. But now Eli is making his critics eat their words, having led his injury-plagued 2011 Giants team from…