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| Facebook passes $38 initial public offering price Salt Lake Tribune On Wednesday, the share price of the world's most populous social network —and human data repository— briefly crept past $38 for the first time since its rocky public debut last May. In doing so, Facebook cleared a symbolic hurdle that has eluded the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Biz Break: Facebook's rebound , Apple goes to China San Jose Mercury News Early investors who bought Facebook shares at its IPO price of $38 got a brief window to break even Wednesday. Shares of Facebook topped its $38 IPO price on Wednesday -- by 31 cents -- then plummeted to a $36.83 closing price. But don't shed too many ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook posts coming to the wider Web PCWorld Get ready for a whole lot more Facebook content to start appearing around the Web. The social network kicked off a new program Wednesday that lets websites embed public Facebook posts on their own Web pages. It's limited to a handful of news sites to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook Tops $38 IPO Price for First Time Since May 2012 Bloomberg Facebook climbed as high as $38.31, an intraday price not seen since the May 18, 2012 IPO. The shares retreated 2.2 percent to $36.80 at the close in New York, leaving them up 38 percent this year. Facebook had tumbled to a low of $17.55 in September. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook investors finally in the black Irish Independent The stock has gained almost 50pc in the week since Mark Zuckerberg's firm posted its half-year results, amid optimism the site had finally worked out a way to make money from users who access Facebook on their mobile phones. Facebook had been the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook finally beats IPO price in boost for Mark Zuckerberg Telegraph.co.uk The shares fell quickly immediately after Facebook went public, and by August 2012 the stock had fallen to $19.69, damaged in particular by the sale of 271m shares sold by Accel, Greylock, and Meritech Partners cashing in at the end of their lock-up ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Report: Facebook to Sell 'TV Ads' at $2.5M a Pop PC Magazine Facebook is planning to start selling "TV-style" video advertising spots on its site for as much as $2.5 million a day, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The ads would be similar to video commercials run by Facebook rivals Google on YouTube and ... See all stories on this topic » |
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