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The Associated PressEU running out of time as Greece nears the exitThe Associated PressBy DANIEL WOOLLS, AP – 1 minute ago ATHENS, Greece (AP) — European leaders insist they want to keep Greece in the eurozone, but are putting off any agreement on how they hope to accomplish that. Greece says it, too, wants to stay in the eurozone, ...GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks, euro slip on weakening growthReutersEur
Sydney Morning HeraldEuro zone citizens want to keep common currency: pollReuters| LONDON (Reuters) - Voters from Germany to Greece would vote to keep the euro if their countries held a referendum tomorrow, according to a poll centered on the key national players in the euro zone debt crisis. Six out of 10 voters who expressed a ...Britain's Clegg warns Greek exit from eurozone would hurt Eur
CTV.caWill Nasdaq weather the Facebook storm?CNNMoneyBy Catherine Tymkiw, Markets Editor May 23, 2012: 11:28 AM ET Nasdaq's Facebook "snafu" may prove to be good news for rival NYSE Euronext (NYX) as the battle for exchange domination continues. While Nasdaq is seen as the logical choice for tech ...Facebook shares stabilizing, but probes mountThe Associated PressCaught Holding the
BloombergFacebook Investor Spending Month's Salary Exposes HypeBloombergRyan Cefalu, who lives with his wife and two kids in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, saw in Facebook Inc. (FB)'s much-anticipated initial public offering a chance to buffer his retirement fund. His expectations fizzled along with the stock within the first ...Morgan Stanley made money on Facebook share dropFortune (blog)Faceb
Globe and MailEuropean Factors to Watch - Shares expected to reboundReutersLONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - European shares were expected to rebound on Thursday, taking their cue from a late recovery on Wall Street, though sentiment was fragile after an EU summit generated no new initiatives to tackle the region's debt crisis.European Stock Futures Advance; Merkel Rejects Euro BondsBloombergEurope
New York TimesCase of the missing Facebook sharesMarketWatchBy David Callaway, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch)—Don't hit the 'share' button on any items on your Facebook page this week. Morgan Stanley or your broker may end up dropping a real share of the social media giant in your portfolio.Litigation over Facebook IPO just startingHouston ChronicleFacebook IPO Debacle Trigge
Telegraph.co.ukHewlett-Packard And Google Look Much Better Than FacebookForbesFacebook shares had their best day since the company went public last Friday, gaining 3.23% to close at $32 on Wednesday. At its nadir on Tuesday, Facebook was down 18% from its $38 offering price. With the haircut that Facebook has taken since its ...H-P's Whitman takes charge with big cutsMarketWatchOn The Call: H
NEWS.com.auFacebook may move shares to NYSE after botched Nasdaq IPOWashington PostNEW YORK — Facebook is in talks with the New York Stock Exchange to move its stock from the Nasdaq Stock Market after a botched initial public offering on Friday, according to a person familiar with the matter. The person spoke on the condition of ...NYSE pitches listing to Facebook after IPO mess-sourceReutersBetw
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