Nasdaq to Reimburse Facebook Investors: Should You Expect a Check?
The SEC has approved a Nasdaq proposal to create a $62 million fund to compensate those who lost money due to trading errors during Facebook's IPO. But who will benefit?
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Graph Search: 4 Companies That Facebook's New Tool Could Crush
So far, investors aren't impressed with Facebook's new Graph Search. But those who see only a friend-enhanced search tool are missing the big picture. It may actually revolutionize the online game and threaten some major Internet players.
Facebook Hits a Major Milestone: 1 Billion Active Monthly Users
Facebook just keeps on getting bigger. Despite the negative emotions generated by its IPO, the leading social network revealed on Thursday that it now has more than a billion active monthly users.
Wall Street Watch Thursday: Is This the Start of a Facebook Rally?
Shares of Facebook closed nearly 8% higher on Wednesday, the social networking website operator's biggest single-day percentage gain since its IPO. Facebook is profitable and growing, but can the rebound continue?
Facebook Stock Drops Below $19, Half of IPO Price
Facebook hit a new low of $18.75 before bouncing back to $19.01 - down 4 cents in morning trading Monday. The stock has not surpassed its $38 IPO price since its first trading day.
Facebook Insiders' Stock Gets Unlocked, and Its Share Price Unloads
After three months of lethargic trading, many longtime Facebook stakeholders can begin unloading their shares on Thursday, when lock-up restrictions end. That could mean another plunge in the price. But how many of those early investors will be changing their status to "selling"?
Read This Before You 'Unfriend' Facebook's Stock Again
"It's complicated" is the only relationship status that fits the rocky romance between Wall Street and Facebook. Shares of the social-networking giant took a hit on Friday after it failed to post blowout quarterly results. But are investors being unfair to Facebook?
Does Facebook Want to Place Your Face? Face.com Buyout Eyed
Reports began to surface on Monday indicating that Facebook was looking to get over its post-IPO blues by snapping up the Israeli-based company that matches faces in digital photographs to the names of existing friends.