- In the end, Facebook's IPO fell flat. (msnbc.com)
- Facebook Inc. (FB)s $16 billion initial public offering has made 28-year-old Mark Zuckerberg the 29th richest person on Earth. Facebook, the worlds most popular social networking company, sold 421.2 million shares for $38 each. (Yahoo Finance)
- In its much-anticipated debut on the Nasdaq Stock Market, Facebooks stock closed Friday at $38.23, up 23 cents. It had been priced at $38 per share on Thursday night. (Abc Local Web)
- After a delayed start to trading, Facebooks shares spent much of the day struggling to stay above the $38 IPO price - and ended with just a 23-cent gain. (YAHOO!)
- The Facebook IPO generated intense attention from the media and investors on its opening day Friday, but it failed to generate much of a profit. The stock closed at $38. (ABC News)
- After years of anticipation, months of preparation and weeks of frenzied hype, Facebooks shares barely budged Friday in their Wall Street debut. From an initial public offering price of $38, its stock began trading at $42. (Contra Costa Times)
- There wasnt much to like about Facebooks first day as a public company. The social media giants stock rose by mere pennies in its initial public offering. The shares closed at $38.23, barely above the $38 IPO price. (Los Angeles Times)
- Tired of watching the tech and financial press fawn over Facebooks initial public offering? Youre not alone. Facebooks IPO has drawn a hefty dose of cynicism, witticisms, and other assorted ribbing from around the Web. (PC World)
- Not enough investors hit the Like button on Facebooks IPO, which had a surprisingly lackluster trading debut Friday. (Yahoo Finance)
- Facebook Inc. (FB) (FB) bankers led by Morgan Stanley will split about $176 million for managing the social- networking company's initial public offering after accepting a lower-than-average fee for their work. (Businessweek)
Friday, May 18, 2012
Facebook ipo
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