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Don't hold your breath waiting for Facebook stock to return to its IPO price, Dan Nathan says.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports that Facebook has begun to run ads and sponsored stories on Zynga.com, which could be seen as the first step toward Facebook launching its own ad network.
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If you'd made a bold call and bought then, you'd actually be making money from Facebook, with Howard Lindzon, CEO of Stocktwits.
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Wild market swings are enough to make your head spin and your gut churn. But which part of your body should you listen to when you’re trying to make sense of it all and decide on a particular investment strategy?
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When it comes to going public these days, one event seems to have unhinged the entire deal pipeline.
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Secret negotiations among dozens of countries preparing for a UN summit could lead to changes in a global treaty that would diminish the Internet's role in economic growth and restrict the free flow of information.
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Jim Cramer explains what to watch ahead of the open, including whether "negatives" are priced into shares of Celgene, and Facebook's earnings outlook.
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This month will likely be the first June for at least 20 years in which there were no European stock market flotations valued above $100 million, according to research from Dealogic.
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Problems with Facebook’s stock debut came amid a broader inquiry by regulators into trading breakdowns and other problems at the nation’s largest exchanges. The NYT reports.
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The Facebook flop has turned into the Facebook flu, with no companies going public since the social networking giant's May 17 debut and only four deals expected before the end of June.
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Facebook advertising's latest makeover could raise new unease about privacy, tracking and snooping by the popular social networking site. Business owners need to understand online privacy rules as they attempt to negotiate this new model.
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Facebook appears to have competition for teens' attention, and they're drifting to other social-media sites as evidence mounts that the growth of the world's largest social network is slowing.
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Ajay Royan, Mithril Capital Management general partner, explains how his fund is evaluating new ventures and where he sees growth opportunities.
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The bungled IPO is nothing but an elephant in the room and both congressman and panelists are sticking to more pressing regulatory concerns, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche.
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The venture capitalist and hedge fund manager is launching a $402 million venture capital fund that is focusing on mid-stage technology companies looking to grow, but stay private while doing so.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports the latest details on a House hearing over what went wrong with the social networking company's IPO last month and whether high frequency trading attributed to the problems.
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So euro zone members want to bring down borrowing costs in Europe? Good idea. That was the one tangible idea from the G20 meeting, but unfortunately they didn't say how that would be accomplished.
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The positive sentiment from Greece's election lasted barely a few hours. The same problems for the euro zone that we’ve been tracking since January 2010 haven’t gone away, and are sending markets down the sell path again, says Moorad Choudhry
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Adobe beats earnings but shares fall; Jamie Dimon takes to Capitol Hill again but little new is learned; Wall Street waits to see what the Fed will do tomorrow; Steve Wynn’s former wife sues to sell her shares.
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Stocks rallied Tuesday amid optimism that the Federal Reserve will announce further steps to help the economy following their two-day meeting, but finished off session highs after reports that a German official said there were no plans to use the EU's rescue fund to buy bonds of troubled countries.
