Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talked to Bloomberg about the Facebook IPO, affirming that it’s a “buy” at any price.
JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s interview on NBC’s Meet the Press is worth watching
Although $2 billion isn’t a huge loss for a company the size of JPMorgan Chase, the fallout could be very significant.
Almost immediately after The Huffington Post (HuffPo) was acquired by AOL, it appeared like every key figure to the news site’s success decided to jump ship and call it quits.
Google’s video sharing website, YouTube, is investing $100 million into one hundred new original content channels. Google is perhaps betting on the future of digital television.
Bill Gates told CNBC that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg reminds him of himself in “certain ways.”
Facebook is on schedule for a mid-May I.P.O. The social network giant is completing up its prospectus with regulators.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has confirmed that it is considering a bid for the London Metal Exchange (L.M.E.), as the battle gains momentum up for the world’s largest metal-trading platform.
Microsoft, Barnes & Noble (B&N) forms strategic partnership that values B&N at $1.7 billion – twice what B&N parents company is currently valued at.
Apple Inc. has reported its latest quarterly earning earnings numbers and they have beaten Wall street expectations.
