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CNBC's Jon Fortt reports that the LivingSocial IPO is expected to raise $1 billion.
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Shares of high-profile real-estate website Zillow more than doubled and headphone maker SkullCandy's shares leaped in their initial public offerings Wednesday, after both debuted well above their expected ranges.
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Tech giant Microsoft became the first major company to endorse “crowd commerce”, a quickly growing form of eCommerce that is gaining traction in some of Silicon Valley’s highest circles.
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JPMorgan changes its mind on LinkedIn, with the Fast Money team. Scott Nations, "Options Action" contributor weighs in.
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Stocks came off session lows, but still finished sharply lower Monday, as bank stocks slumped amid ongoing macroeconomic concerns and ahead of a big earnings week.
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Stocks were off session lows in the final hour of trading Monday but were still lower, led by banks, amid ongoing debt concerns in Europe and the lack of progress in U.S. debt-ceiling negotiations.
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The Fast Money traders take a look at the recent downgrade of the social networking company, and stocks set to pop today.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Are companies like LinkedIn a bubble in the making for investors? Insight with James Stewart, The New York Times columnist.
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Aryeh Bourkoff, head of investment banking for the Americas at UBS on why the real winner in the battle between media content and distribution is likely a third, completely different competitor.
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Find out which of the worst performing stocks in the S&P the “Mad Money” host thinks are worth owning.
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See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Friday's Squawk on the Street.
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There is a familiar sense of déjà vu. In some ways, it's the year 2000 once again in the IPO world. Zynga, maker of social games such as "FarmVille" and "CityVille," becomes the latest company to feed the social-media frenzy with its IPO plans to raise US $1 billion.
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This weekend, we celebrated America: Its rolling hills, its stars and stripes, and the entrepreneurial spirit that makes it tick.
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Social game company Zynga has finally filed for an IPO to raise $1 billion, which may be one of the biggest IPOs of the year. As CNBC reported earlier this week, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are the company's lead underwriters, with Merrill Lynch, Barclays and Allen & Co. also participating.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Stocks finished more than 1 percent higher across the board Tuesday, extending the previous day's rally, amid optimism over a solution for Greece's debt crisis and ahead of the quarter's end.
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As a Harvard Business School student, Mark Pincus scoffed at Wall Street firms whose interview questions he felt were beneath him. Now he’s hiring some of those very companies to help take his game maker, Zynga, public.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg has the story on underwriters' analysts launching LinkedIn with buy ratings.
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Picking the next Angry Birds, Zynga – or Pandora – will mean looking for leaders on emerging platforms and recognising the potential of emerging markets, according to venture capitalist Mattias Ljungman.