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Facebook Seeking More Value for Its Money in Oculus

Facebook Seeking More Value for Its Money in Oculus

In March 2014, Facebook (FB) announced a deal to acquire virtual reality systems developer Oculus for $2.0 billion, a huge investment for a company that had just gone public two years earlier. The acquisition of Oculus was viewed as an attempt by Facebook to broaden its revenue streams. In the third quarter of 2018, Facebook’s revenue from non-advertising operations was $188 million, a decline of 20.7% in four years.