One week after social networking giant's IPO, controversy and discontent continue to swirl around deal.
A better hiring outlook and lower gas prices pushed a measure of U.S. consumer confidence to its highest level in four and a half years.
Says in SEC filing that it failed to report $600,000 Chevy 100th anniversary deal given ad agency where CFO Dan Amman's wife is a partner.
Spain's troubled bank asks for 19 billion euros from government.
He's best known as host of the Food Network's Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, but Guy Fieri is going to show the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.
Tim Cook is foregoing the payouts, tied mostly to restricted shares he received when he replaced the late Steve Jobs last year.
This week, you can see more of the folks behind the wheel than the car itself, and it looks like they're having a ball.
What defines sugar? It's getting to be a stickier question.
For entrepreneurs, summer can mean the doldrums. What's a small-business owner to do?
Investors continued to fret lack of a concrete plan to keep Greece in the European currency union.
Morgan Stanley, lead banker in social networking giant's IPO will compensate retail investors who overpaid for company's stock.
That's up more than 6% from the previous year and at the highest point since the AP began tracking executive compensation in 2006.
Conditions for selling homes are improving as tighter supplies spark bidding wars in some places.
Except for the supply-tight West Coast and Pacific Northwest, motorists can expect relief at the pump heading into summer driving season.
Amid the frenzy the Facebook IPO, many investors forgot a key to investing in initial public offerings: They're risky and can go down.






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