Facebook fallout: after the IPO

Facebook Inc.'s initial public offering has disappointed Wall Street and has drawn investor lawsuits, regulatory scrutiny and calls for congressional hearings.

4:26 PM PDT, May 18, 2012

The Facebook IPO as the average investor saw it

Mark Zuckerberg walked away $100 million richer. Bono’s stake had speculators predicting he’d become the most moneyed musician on the planet. But in the end, how did the average investor feel after Facebook’s limp public debut?

2:08 PM PDT, May 18, 2012

Is Facebook a graveyard for games?

It may be a financial bonanza for investors riding on the coattails of Facebook's grand initial public offering today, but in social gaming land, few are celebrating.

3:05 AM PDT, May 18, 2012

Facebook shares ready for stock market debut

NEW YORK -- Facebook Inc. is just hours away from transforming itself into one of America’s largest public companies in a splashy stock market debut that has been the talk of Wall Street.

9:55 AM PST, March 1, 2012

Eduardo Saverin: Facebook can 'be as big as we can imagine'

Facebook is prepping for its eagerly anticipated $5-billion initial public stock offering, tweaking its site for businesses and advertisers, and possibly facing a lawsuit from Yahoo. But, at just 8 years old, Facebook is still just getting started, said Eduardo Saverin, a co-founder of the world's most popular social network.

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