Stakes are high on Facebook's first day of trading - Major stock exchanges, brokerage firms and mutual fund companies have been gearing up for Facebook's giant IPO. With all the hype, any snafus would be a major embarrassment. NEW YORK — Wall Street has one simple task as Facebook Inc. shares begin trading: Don't mess it up.

Mark Zuckerberg Rings Nasdaq Bell to Open Facebook's First Day of Trading - Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has rung the Nasdaq bell, opening the market in what is the social network's first day as a public company.

Facebook IPO: Shares Open at $42.05 - Facebook has gone public at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange, starting the day at $42.05, above the original expectation of $38.

Exchanges iron out kinks as Facebook IPO looms - NEW YORK (Reuters) - The frenzy around Facebook's public debut has exchange operators taking extra precautions to make sure the social network giant's stock trades smoothly on Friday, especially in the wake of recent technical glitches. When Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg rings Nasdaq OMX's opening market bell on Friday from company headquarters in Menlo Park, California, Nasdaq will ...

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Nasdaq Aims to Keep Facebook IPO From Going BATS - Nasdaq's not taking any chances with the Facebook IPO, running a dummy test this afternoon to test its systems.

Nasdaq irons out glitches ahead of Facebook IPO - The frenzy around Facebook's public debut has exchange operators taking extra precautions to make sure the social network giant's stock trades smoothly on Friday, especially in the wake of recent technical glitches.

Would you trade money for Twitter followers? Fake followings raise ethical questions - Buying a fake Twitter following (and boosting your social media cred) is fast, easy and cheap. As for ethical, well, ask your followers.

Gold & Silver Market Morning - New York closed Wednesday at $1,653.60 and slipped in Asia and London to $1,643.55 ahead of London’s Fixing. The euro was weaker from the start at €1: $1.3129 nearly a full cent weaker.

Bulls sneak home in Sydney - It was scrappy and error-ridden but the Bulls won't be complaining after snatching a 27-24 Super Rugby victory over the Waratahs.