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Michael Schrader graduated from Harvard's Business School with this year's class of 2012. Schraders shares his perspective on Facebook, Wall Street and jobs.
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Facebook on Thursday announced a new application for the iPhone and iPod Touch called Facebook Camera , which is intended to make it easier to take pictures and share them on Facebook.
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Amid all the challenges facing the markets — Greece, Facebook, JPMorgan — investors face an even larger problem: They soon could be running out of safe havens for their money.
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CNBC's Jane Wells reports on what tech CEOs in Silicon Valley had to say about Facebook's impact on future IPOs.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche shares an update on the reported communication happening between the NYSE and Facebook.
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Discussing Mark Cuban's trade on Facebook and other reports that the Nasdaq is making an aggressive push to stem the damage from Facebook's IPO, with the FMHR traders. Robert Cihra, Evercore Partners analyst, also weighs in on how to play Hewlett-Packard and Dell and, CNBC's Mary Thompson reports an update from Goldman Sachs' shareholder meeting.
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Successful startup search engine DuckDuckGo is proving to Google, Facebook, and other Internet giants that being a big fat bird on the wire is no longer beautiful.
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CNBC's Jane Wells talks to people in Silicon Valley to get their take on Facebook's IPO blunder; and discussing whether Facebook's close relationship with Zynga is a threat to the company by driving social gaming developers to other platforms, with P.J. McNealy, Digital World Research founder.
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CNBC's Scott Wapner reports the Nasdaq is making an aggressive push to try and stem the Facebook damage on its initial offering and discussing whether underwriter, Morgan Stanley or the Nasdaq is to blame for the trading blunder, with CNBC's Gary Kaminsky and Bob Pisani.
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Was Mark Zuckerberg's decision to wear a "hoodie" to the Facebook roadshow disrespectful to investors? Michael Pachter, Wedbush Securities analyst explains why Facebook's shares were hurt by the CEO's fashion choice.
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Facebook shares are in the spotlight on reports the NYSE has reached out to the company about leaving the Nasdaq to list on the NYSE exchange. CNBC's Kayla Tausche provides the latest details.
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Jim Cramer explains what to watch ahead of the open, including Pandora, Facebook and Tiffany.
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After the Nasdaq botched Facebook's debut, is the company considering listing on the NYSE? CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports the latest details. Also, Henry Blodget, Business Insider editor-in-chief, discusses the fallout from Facebook's IPO blunder and problems with the company's roadshow.
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Sallie Krawcheck, former Merrill Lynch Wealth Management CEO, discusses the Facebook fiasco, and where investors are now putting their money.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on the fallout from Facebook's initial trading glitches on the Nasdaq.
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Facebook CEO Sheryl Sandberg made her first post-IPO public appearance today. In a speech at Harvard Business School, she asked the newly-minted MBAs to pitch in and help Facebook’s bottom line.
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Discussing the major headlines affecting your portfolio including the Facebook fallout and Europe's escalating debt crisis, with Brian Kelly, Shelter Harbor Capital; John Kilduff, Again Capital; and Rich Karlgaard, Forbes Publisher.
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Marc LoPresti, attorney at Tagliaferro & LoPresti, says the Facebook IPO highlights an uneven playing field between institutional investors and retail investors with regards to U.S. listings.
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Facebook raised the roof off Wall Street with its initial public offering, which had a target valuation on the social-media giant as high as $104 billion. To see where Facebook’s IPO stands now, here are some questions and answers with updates as they happen.
