Nasdaq plays tough with clients angry over Facebook
NEW YORK - It's crisis communications 101 for Corporate America: when a company bungles an event as big as the Facebook IPO, alienates customers, and spawns lawsuits and regulatory inquiries, the CEO apologizes and agrees to provide compensation to make things right. Everyone can then move on.
Portfolio managers would buy Facebook stock, at lower price
NEW YORK - Facebook Inc's 26 percent slide from its initial offering price may have investors who got in on the ground floor feeling resentful, but some fund managers are eager to see shares dip even further.
Facebook's website goes down temporarily
- Facebook's website suffered sporadic outages on Thursday, anywhere from half an hour to two hours according to various blogs, tweets and affected users, but the company said the problem has been fixed.
After Facebook, Silicon Valley warily eyes Square
SAN FRANCISCO - As Silicon Valley scrambles to assess the impact of the Facebook IPO mess, all eyes are on Square.
After Facebook, Silicon Valley warily eyes Square
SAN FRANCISCO - As Silicon Valley scrambles to assess the impact of the Facebook IPO mess, all eyes are on Square.
Morgan Stanley CEO Gorman defends Facebook IPO conduct
- Morgan Stanley chairman and chief executive officer James Gorman defended the securities firm's role in Facebook Inc's tumultuous initial public offering, telling CNBC on Thursday the firm followed standard procedures.
Facebook makes a comeback, options volume soars
- Facebook Inc bounced back from record lows in frenetic trading on Thursday to finish in positive territory for the first time in four days, lifted in late trade by a U.S. market rebound and a brokerage upgrade. | Video
After Facebook, Silicon Valley warily eyes Square
SAN FRANCISCO - As Silicon Valley scrambles to assess the impact of the Facebook IPO mess, all eyes are on Square.
After Facebook, Silicon Valley warily eyes Square
SAN FRANCISCO - As Silicon Valley scrambles to assess the impact of the Facebook IPO mess, all eyes are on Square.
HOW TO PLAY IT - Media plays beyond Facebook
NEW YORK, May 30 - Forget Facebook. Billboards may be the way to go.
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