Rosiana had clearly overheard Wang Ye's phone call.
After he hung up, Rosiana asked somewhat puzzledly, "Wouldn't you be helping Facebook promote itself too? That doesn't seem quite right. Those two Yandex websites are yours, your personal resources, and now you're using your own resources to help Facebook promote itself. Isn't that letting the site benefit for nothing?"
Clearly, Rosiana knew about the relationship between Polar Bear Investment Company, Yandex, and MAIL.RU, and she also knew that Wang Ye was a major shareholder in Polar Bear Investments.
But she did not know about Wang Ye's relationship with Facebook...
After all, Facebook was still a new website. It had only risen to prominence a few days ago and could not even be considered a major site yet.
Naturally, the company's ownership structure was unknown to the public.
Wang Ye smiled faintly. He did not hide it from Rosiana and said frankly, "Oh, perhaps you don't know this yet, but I also invested in Facebook. I own eighty percent of its shares!"
Rosiana was left dumbfounded once again.
She truly had not expected that the major shareholder behind a website she had casually recommended would turn out to be Wang Ye!
It seemed this man's "tentacles" had already reached deep into many industries...
Since Facebook had been invested in by Wang Ye, his actions now made perfect sense.
They were all his own resources, merely shifting things from one hand to the other. On the surface, he was using Yandex and MAIL.RU's traffic to gain followers for himself, but wasn't he also giving Facebook a push and helping the site rise even faster?
In any case, the ultimate beneficiary was still Wang Ye himself!
At Saint Petersburg University, Milosevic, a third-year computer science student, was squatting in his dorm room surfing