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  • Credit Suisse Sells Record Note Tied to Priceline as Stock Gains

    Credit Suisse Group AG sold $31 million of one-year notes tied to Priceline.com Inc., more than five times the size of the next-biggest such offering.

  • LinkedIn Shares Drop as Sales Forecast Trails Estimates

    LinkedIn Corp., the biggest online professional-networking service, fell the most in almost two years after forecasting sales that trailed analysts’ estimates, raising concern that mobile advertising will be slow to kick in.

  • LinkedIn Sales Forecast Lags Estimates Amid Shift to Mobile

    LinkedIn Corp., the biggest online professional-networking service, forecast second-quarter sales that trailed analysts’ estimates, raising concern that efforts to boost mobile advertising will be slow to kick in.

  • Kessler, Munster, Scissons's Own Words on Facebook

    July 26 (Bloomberg) -- Aaron Kessler, an analyst at Raymond James & Associates, Paul Kedrosky, author of the Infectious Greed blog and a Bloomberg contributing editor, Gene Munster, a technology analyst at Piper Jaffray Cos., and Michael Scissons, chief executive officer of Syncapse Corp., talk about Facebook Inc.'s second-quarter results reported today and strategy for growth. Facebook reported its first results since selling shares to the public. (Source: Bloomberg)

  • Angie’s List Gains Most Since 2011 Trading Debut

    Angie’s List, the consumer-review website, surged to the highest price in more than 10 months after forecasting sales that beat estimates as more members pay to use the service.

  • Facebook Seen Reporting Faster Sales Growth on Ad Demand

    Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg is reaping benefits of a deeper push into mobile advertising at the social network he founded almost a decade ago.

  • Amazon.com Drops as Forecast Falls Short of Estimates

    Amazon.com Inc ., the largest online retailer, fell 7.2 percent in New York trading after forecasting first-quarter profit that may be lower than analysts predict as it steps up spending on warehouses and data centers.

  • Amazon.com’s Operating Profit May Miss Predictions

    Amazon.com Inc ., the world’s largest online retailer, said first-quarter profit may be lower than analysts predicted as it steps up spending on warehouses for products and data centers to support its Web Services unit.

  • Facebook Gains on Promise of New Advertising Platforms

    Facebook Inc. rose to the highest price in more than a month on optimism that new advertising platforms may help the world’s largest social network boost revenue.

  • Netflix Counting On U.S. Growth as Overseas Eats Profits

    Netflix Inc., the world’s largest video-subscription service, reports first-quarter results today that will tell investors whether the company can sustain a rebound in customers.

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