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25 Sep 2007 3:40PM
San Francisco, September 24 - Some people laughed at Mark E. Zuckerberg when he reportedly turned down a $900 million offer last year for Facebook, the social networking Web site he founded three and a half years ago. But Microsoft, Google and several funds are considering investments in the fast-growing site, according to people with knowledge of the talks, that could give the start-up a value of more than $10 billion. While discussions were still in the early stage, these people said that M... (71 more words)
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