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Facebook IPO: five things to know before buying the stock
About 1 out of every 8 people on the planet have a Facebook account. Now, with the arrival of a public stock offering, all those people have a chance to be part owners of this social hub. Should you buy? Here are five things to consider.
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In Pictures: Space photos of the day 08/03
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In Pictures: Scenes from CES 2010
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Photos of the Day: 1014
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Stocks close mixed amid lackluster trading
Dow rises 23 points to close at highest level in 34 months. But stocks on Nasdaq edge down.
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Unemployment drop boosts stocks
Unemployment report showing a gain of 216,000 jobs provided a lift for stocks. With unemployment rate at a two-year low, the Dow rose 56 points.
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Stocks end mixed. Best first quarter since 1998.
Stocks closed out the quarter with the Dow gaining 742 points, its biggest first-quarter point gain in more than a decade and its biggest percentage gain since 1994.
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Tech stock not as cheap as it looks
Usually tech stocks seem cheap when they're already done growing.
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Stocks close lower as technology slides
US technology stocks were the biggest losers as the Nasdaq lost 1.4 percent. The Dow stock index fell nearly 80 points and lost 0.7 percent.
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Stocks slump after February jobs news
Unemployment rate falls to 8.9 percent, nearly a two-year low, as US adds 192,000 jobs.
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Patent law: Congress eyes major overhaul
Patent law currently grants patents to the first person to invent something. Under a Senate reform bill, patent law would recognize the first person to file a patent.
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Cell phone etiquette is getting worse each year. Surprised?
Cell phone users text while driving, make calls in public restrooms, and generally act pretty rudely, according to one new study.
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Apple's new Thunderbolt: A primer
Thunderbolt technology is included on the new line of Apple MacBook Pro computers. But what is Thunderbolt?
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Conflict minerals: Genocide in your gadgets?
Firms try to limit conflict minerals in electronics. It's no easy task.
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Obama touts high tech, business investment at Intel in Oregon
President Obama visited Intel Corp.'s large manufacturing plant in Oregon Friday. He named Intel CEO Paul Otellini – who's been critical of the administration's economic policies – to the Council on Jobs and Competitiveness.
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Steve Jobs joins high-tech meeting with Obama
Steve Jobs was one of 12 tech-industry leaders to talk with Obama about spurring US innovation. Steve Jobs has been the focus of rumors of ill-health.
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Rewriting the history of small business: What you didn't know
The standard narrative is too simplistic about the role, origins, and impact of entrepreneurship. But the closer you look, the fuzzier it gets, finds guest blogger Dane Stangler.
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JPM, Intel crush earnings
JPMorgan (JPM) reports 47 percent rise in profits, while Intel enjoyed best fourth quarter in its history.
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Tips for a smart investor in 2011
A guest blogger presents some stock market advice for the year ahead.
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Bond prices fall as job outlook rises
Bond prices fall in the wake of a surprising jump in private-sector jobs.
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Lucasfilm settles antitrust case over wage suppression of top animators
Moviemaker Lucasfilm Ltd. settles case alleging it engaged in anticompetitive employment practices to preclude bidding wars for industry's top animators, US antitrust lawyers said Tuesday.
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Stock prices to watch: Crossing Wall Street has released their 2011 'Buy List'
Stock prices can look volatile from day to day, so some investors – like those at Crossing Wall Street (CW) – make one reasoned 'buy' decision each year, and stick with it.
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MacBook Air review roundup
MacBook Air review posts are rolling in. The thin laptop was due for an update. So what are the critics saying about the sleekest Apple laptop?
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Apple: Lion OS draws inspiration from iPad
Apple: Lion OS X will borrow many of the lessons that the company learned from its massively successful iPhone and iPad.
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Intel investment a big vote of confidence for US economy
Intel on Monday announced it was spending up to $8 billion to upgrade factories in Oregon and Arizona, hiring thousands of US workers. Does Intel see something it likes in the US manufacturing market?
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Hello financial television, I’m a mid cap!
What am I, chopped liver?
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Stock market going up. Sign of better times ahead?
Since March 2009, the Standard & Poor's average has rebounded 76 percent, and the stock market could be getting ready for more gains in the months ahead.
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Schwarzenegger adds muscle to Medvedev's vision for Russian Silicon Valley
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger arrived in Russia this week along with executives from Google, Microsoft, and Oracle to give a boost to Russia's burgeoning tech sector.
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Americans flock to do business in Vietnam - Asia's next economic tiger?
American Jim Okuley is one of many who have recently opened a business in Vietnam not far from where Viet Cong guerrillas once fired rockets.
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