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Five of the ten best-paid finance chiefs last year work in the technology industry, as executives at companies from Apple Inc. to Google Inc. were rewarded for increasing profit, amassing cash and minimizing taxes.
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Facebook Inc. rose after the social- networking company’s first-quarter sales topped estimates, a sign that Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg is gaining ground in his effort to make more money from mobile advertising.
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Facebook Inc. rose after the social- networking company’s first-quarter sales topped estimates, a sign that Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg is gaining ground in his effort to make more money from mobile advertising.
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When Facebook Inc. filed its proposal Feb. 1 to go public, it touted the effectiveness of ads linked to customers’ friends, citing research from Nielsen, the audience-counting company.
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Now that Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has invested $450 million in social-networking company Facebook Inc. it wants to make sure employees know how the website works.
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Facebook Inc., the world’s largest social-networking company, could be exposed to legal challenges surrounding its initial public offering similar to those faced by Morgan Stanley, according to legal experts.
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Facebook Inc. Chief Financial Officer David Ebersman is meeting with investors in New York today, a person familiar with the matter said, days before the lifting of a ban on stock sales by some of the company’s biggest shareholders.
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Facebook Inc., the world’s most-used social networking service, is moving its headquarters to Sun Microsystems Inc.’s former campus in Menlo Park, California, in the area’s biggest office leasing deal in two decades.
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Facebook Inc. board member James Breyer sold $74.1 million worth of shares in the operator of the world’s biggest social-networking website after the company’s stock price recovered from lows last year.
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Facebook Inc. said Susan Desmond- Hellmann, chancellor of the University of California at San Francisco, was elected as a director, adding a second woman to the board following calls for more diversity.
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