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 Facebook fallout: Investors left reeling as regulators raise new concerns over IPO
Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering is getting less friendly with each passing day.
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 Irate investors sue Facebook, Zuckerberg and banks over IPO
Facebook Inc, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, and several banks led by Morgan Stanley were sued by shareholders, who claimed the defendants hid the social networking leader’s weakened growth forecasts ahead of its $16 billion initial public offering.
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 Is this gap-toothed boy the next Mark Zuckerberg?
A six-year-old, gap-toothed entrepreneur was dubbed "Most Likely to be the Next Zuckerberg" at a Seattle startup event last weekend.
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 Facebook IPO: Another day, another lawsuit
After two straight days of getting hammered on the market, shares of Facebook are on the rise this morning. But it's not smooth sailing.
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 Facebook, Twitter make room for growing number of niche social networks
Facebook, Twitter learning to co-exist with niche social networks which serve an increasingly splintered audience.
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 Facebook shares fall again as doubts over valuation rise
Facebook shares continued to fall Tuesday morning, losing billions in market value as investors continued to doubt the social networking company’s revenue outlook.
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 Facebook's 11% stock plunge sparks plenty of finger-pointing
After one of the most anticipated initial public offerings in history, Facebook’s 11 per cent drop yesterday prompted investors to fault everything from Morgan Stanley’s role as lead underwriter, to the company’s greed and the Nasdaq Stock Market.
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 Argos Admirals about to blaze online trail in CFL
A dozen tweeters and bloggers known as the Argos Admirals are about to make social media history in the CFL as they spread Argo news and interact with fans.
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 Nasdaq alters IPO procedures after Facebook glitchNasdaq said on Monday it is changing its IPO trading procedures following glitches in Facebook Inc's market debut at the end of last week that prevented some traders from knowing for hours whether their orders for shares had been completed.
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 Pakistan blocks Twitter over links considered offensive to Islam
Pakistan temporarily blocked Twitter Sunday, accusing it of promoting what it called a blasphemous cartoon contest on Facebook.
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 Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg marries longtime girlfriend
Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg wed longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan on Saturday, announcing the nuptials through a status update on the social networking site.
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 Sliding commodities drag TSX down, Facebook stumbles in IPO debutThe Toronto stock market gave up early solid gains to close lower Friday as traders increasingly nervous about the future of the eurozone reduced exposure ahead of the Victoria Day long weekend.
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 Facebook IPO by the numbersFacebook's IPO at a glance.
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 What they're saying about Facebook's market debut"It's like Christmas morning and the kids want to open up their presents, but their parents are making them have breakfast first."
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 Rewind: The week in reviewBudget bill goes to review; Canada eliminated in world hockey championship; Cannes Film Festival begins; Facebook launches IPO; police chief on defensive.
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 Fake tweets from North Carolina Governor Bev PerdueThere appears to be no end to tweets from fake accounts being taken as real by the press.
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 Facebook sued by users for $15 billion in suit over Internet trackingFacebook Inc., which is scheduled to begin trading today, was sued by users of its social network in an amended class-action case claiming the company invaded their privacy by tracking Internet usage and seeking $15 billion.
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 Los Angeles Lakers' Steve Blake and his wife threatened on Twitter after guard misses shot
Lakers guard Steve Blake and his wife have been attacked online since he missed a possible game-winning 3-pointer against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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 'Facebook effect' fuelling San Francisco bidding wars for houses
The hysteria over Facebook and its historic IPO is fuelling heated bidding wars for houses in the San Francisco area.
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 Why you should resist buying Facebook on its first day of trading
Even the hottest initial public stock offerings can lose steam after their first day of trading.
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 It's Zuckerberg: The Musical!
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is immortalized in this spoof on a Broadway musical.
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 Facebook IPO: How long will the euphoria last? Well, a few hours at least
Facebook set a final price of $38 (US) per share for the offering. That gives the company a market capitalization of more than $100 billion. Here’s what to expect when it hits the open market Friday morning.
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 Facebook resisters: Why some just refuse to join the social network
More than 900 million people worldwide check their Facebook accounts at least once a month, but millions more are Facebook holdouts.
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 Breast cancer evolves years before detected, two scientific studies findScientists have completed the first comprehensive genome studies of the life history of 21 breast cancers.
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 Facebook IPO: Why some early investors are cashing out
Facebook announced that the number of shares being sold this week would rise by roughly 25 per cent. Much of that comes from early investors cashing out.
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