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Ethiopia detains, quizzes U.S. journalist-VOA
ADDIS ABABA, May 26 - Ethiopian authorities briefly detained a journalist for Voice of America (VOA) and his translator as he covered a dispute between Muslims and the government in the capital Addis Ababa, the U.S. broadcaster said on Saturday.
UPDATE 1-India Reliance Comm posts surprise Q4 profit jump
* Profit jump helped by sharp fall in depreciation and amortisation costs
UPDATE 2-Canada's RIM to cut at least 2000 jobs- report
* Article says major restructuring begins in next few weeks
RPT-INSIGHT-Minute by minute, Nasdaq chaos engulfed Facebook IPO
For nearly 20 minutes on the morning of Facebook Inc's trading debut last Friday, the line Nasdaq had opened up to keep traders informed about the social media company's $16 billion IPO had been mute. Well after the stock was supposed to have opened at 11 a.m. New York time, no one from Nasdaq was talking - and there was still no sign of trading.
IFC plans to invest in Malaysia's Khazanah healthcare arm
KUALA LUMPUR, May 26 - International Financial Corp (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, is planning to take part in the planned $1.5 billion listing of Malaysia's Integrated Healthcare Holdings (IHH) in a move to help validate IHH's emerging markets strategy, according to IFC's official website.
Facebook IPO is flashback to dot-com class action
By Erin Geiger Smith Less than a week after its IPO, Facebook Inc is already facing multiple lawsuits by disgruntled shareholders who claim that the company and its underwriters, including Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, told only select institutional investors about the social media company's weakened growth forecast.
INSIGHT-Minute by minute, Nasdaq chaos engulfed Facebook IPO
For nearly 20 minutes on the morning of Facebook Inc's trading debut last Friday, the line Nasdaq had opened up to keep traders informed about the social media company's $16 billion IPO had been mute. Well after the stock was supposed to have opened at 11 a.m. New York time, no one from Nasdaq was talking - and there was still no sign of trading.
Facebook's market maker losses may top $115 million: sources
NEW YORK - Four of Wall Street's major market makers involved in Facebook's botched initial public offering last Friday expect their losses from technical glitches on Nasdaq's exchange to be around $115 million. | Video
SEC eyes Nasdaq compliance in Facebook debacle
WASHINGTON - Securities regulators are looking into whether Nasdaq violated any technical exchange rules when it botched Facebook Inc's market debut last week, according to people familiar with the matter.
Facebook ripple on IPO market already felt
- The ripple effects of Facebook Inc's botched IPO appear to already be hitting the market for initial public offerings as two companies this week pushed back their market debuts.
Kleiner’s Ellen Pao, the elephant in the room
Kleiner Perkins' Ellen Pao didn't let her lawsuit against her employer stop her from hitting a couple of Palo Alto parties Thursday night
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