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		<title>By: Facebook options debacle shows lack of liquidity is an issue for startups &#124; The Equity Kicker</title>
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		<dc:creator>Facebook options debacle shows lack of liquidity is an issue for startups &#124; The Equity Kicker</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] of their employees to profit from their options even though both businesses remain private.  As I said at the time I thought this was a smart move - when companies come to be valued as highly as [...]</description>
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