Bloomberg: In the first day of trading after its IPO, stock prices for the LinkedIn social networking site for business professionals more than doubled. In its IPO, the company sold 7.84 million shares at $45 each. In the first morning of public trading, shares were selling for as much as $92.99.
Observers say that investors are attracted to LinkedIn's SaaS model and its hiring solutions service for recruiters.
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