Facebook investors express ire, confusion
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One week after Facebook’s initial stock sale, shareholders still don’t have answers about what went wrong in the days leading up to the company’s public offering. The outrage from individual shareholders has manifested itself in numerous lawsuits.
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Eating truly well in D.C. is a challenge. The options are there, but they require a bit of urban knowledge and a willingness to turn somewhat ruthless.
U.S. stocks little changed
U.S. stocks were little changed amid concern Spain’s regional governments are having trouble with finances.
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Obama nominates George Mason University professor as NRC chairman
She served on the White House Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future.
China files WTO case challenging US trade penalties, widening trade battle
China is challenging U.S. anti-subsidy tariffs on 22 Chinese goods including steel.
Pay $50 or $500 for an MRI?
One health insurance company is experimenting with a novel attempt to reduce the cost of health care.
Barry’s Magic Shop to vanish
The Montgomery County store will perform its final disappearing act in July after 38 years.
Senate fails to agree on bill to stop student loan rates from doubling
After votes on measures to freeze rates before increase in July, the issue is just where it began: stuck.
Poll: Romney leads Obama among financially struggling white voters
In election dominated by economy, Obama trails on several measures among hard-hit white voters.
Facebook Camera for iPhone: First impressions
Facebook announces its Camera for iPhone photo app, but didn’t the company just buy Instagram?
Trading of Bankia shares suspended
The board of bailed-out Spanish lender Bankia will hold a meeting to decide how much more rescue money it needs from the government.
Newspapers cut back on daily print editions as newsrooms turn digital
Times-Picayune decision reflects larger trend amid struggles to keep readership, advertising and profits.
SEC concludes probe of possible financial fraud at Lehman
Agency has been pressed for more than three years to determine whether Lehman misrepresented its financial health before filing for bankruptcy.
George Lucas, Facebook, and the crisis of NIMBYism in Silicon Valley
Rules prevent Silicon Valley from building the houses and offices needed to power American innovation.
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Senators beckon immigrant entrepreneurs and workers
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When Mark Zuckerberg’s stated mission to empower people collides with Wall Street’s actual mission, guess which prevails?
Parents and students heading off to college should pay attention to the horror stories about excessive debt.
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Nomoya Tinch Malcolm of Junior Achievement helps young adults prepare for the real world.
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Stories of a recovery in the real estate market are a rite of spring, but some remain skeptical.
On Leadership
The rate of CEO change
If it seems like the revolving door at the top of Corporate America is spinning faster these days, it is.
Innovations
The era of moguls with hoodies
The Facebook CEO’s laid-back style reflects blurring line between Internet sector and Hollywood.
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The best and worst airlines of 2012
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A look at the tablet market
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Home prices hit new post-crisis lows in 9 cities
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The reality behind Obama and Bush’s ‘spending binge’ http://t.co/JhZliSnL
@tylercowen explains the economics of D.C.'s local dining scene: http://t.co/ERMu8o8P
College tuition is out of control — or is it? http://t.co/tCzPpohe
Healthy food is cheaper — at least by weight. http://t.co/pntIKl8l
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