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Shares in Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) closed more or less flat at $38.23 after a tumultuous IPO day plagued with technical difficulties. Many institutional and retail investors have not yet received order confirmations,.
Worker benefits startup BetterWorks headed up by CEO and angel investor Paige Craig laid off the company’s sales and marketing teams this week.
Electric Imp has unveiled a new, standardized flash card that has the potential to connect any device in your home to both your local network and Electric Imp’s cloud network for on-the-go access.
Shares in social gaming company Zynga plunge on the Facebook IPO.
Someone reportedly is willing to pay as much as $4000 per share.
A recent study funded by the National Science Foundation revealed that text messages often provide more open and straightforward responses than those given through voice communication.
Facebook now trading at around $70/share in Frankfurt. Up from IPO price of $38.
Mozilla developers are testing a “reset” button for the popular Firefox browser, aimed at users who are frustrated with repeated crashes and poor performance, which they say works “like magic.”
Google steps in to exert more control over the ecosystem of apps and hardware run on Android phones and tablets.
Facebook shares are expected to hit the market at 11:00 EST today.