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Facebook closed its first day of trading at $38.37, and that reportedly after some of its biggest investors stepped in to prop up the price and stop it falling between the company's original $38 offering price.

With an opening price of $42 per share, Facebook was expected to make a splash on the NASDAQ stock exchange on Friday when trading began following its IPO, with analysts predicting a 'pop' to take the price into the upper...

Facebook confirmed the pricing of shares for its Initial Public Offering (IPO) last night, selling 421.2m shares at $38 each, raising $16bn and valuing the company at $104.2bn.

Facebook confirmed the pricing of shares for its Initial Public Offering (IPO) last night, selling 421.2m shares at $38 each, raising $16bn and valuing the company at $104.2bn.

With Facebook’s IPO imminent, the social network is facing more scrutiny of its business than ever. Two stories today cast doubt on one of the most important parts of the business: advertising. First, a survey conducted...

Facebook has set the initial target stock price for its IPO on 18 May, aiming for between $28 and $35 per share, which would value the company at between $77bn and $96bn.

Facebook has set the initial target stock price for its IPO on 18 May, aiming for between $28 and $35 per share, which would value the company at between $77bn and $96bn.

A plethora of Facebook stats after it filed for it's IPO, including the fact that the social network now has 854m users, with half of them logging on every day. Its revenues for 2011 were $3.7bn, and the company reported...

Facebook's long-awaited IPO could be imminent, with the Wall Street Journal reporting that the social network could file the papers this week.

Friday was the first day of trading in public shares of social games publisher Zynga, following its long-awaited IPO.

The Wall Street Journal claims Facebook is eyeing an initial public offering (IPO) in the second quarter of 2012, raising $10 billion at a deal that may value the social network at $100 billion.

Based on recent acquisition deals, Warner Music Group is worth $3.3 billion, while EMI's two divisions are worth around $4.1 billion once split up. How about social network Facebook?