There's certainly nothing confused about Li's business sense. He runs Cheung Kong Holdings and Hutchison Whampoa, a worldwide conglomerate with 250,000 employees. As well, Li has ties to Tom.com, the online Chinese portal, a connection that could help Facebook's entry into the world's second-largest Internet market. As for Facebook, word is that it's still looking for more cash — besides the $300 million it has raised so far, the board has authorized another $200 million — but that some potential investors such as Providence Equity Partners walked away from discussions due to Facebook's unwieldy terms.