Facebook to debut at $104 billion Christian Science Monitor By Barbara Ortutay, AP / May 17, 2012 Facebook increased the size of its initial public offering by almost 25 percent and could raise as much as $16 billion. Regardless, some advertising agencies and companies say the social network won't be able to ...
Evidence is released in the Trayvon Martin homicide MiamiHerald.com Evidence in George Zimmerman's second-degree murder case, including reports from five Sanford police investigators and an autopsy report documenting Trayvon Martin's single gunshot in the chest, was released Thursday. By Frances Robles, Marc Caputo and ...
FOREX-Greek, Spanish woes push euro towards 2012 low; yen off highs Reuters * Yen comes off multi-month highs; Azumi warns speculators * Euro hits another 4-mth low, more losses seen * Asian bourses deep in the red, Aussie at 6-mth lows By Antoni Slodkowski TOKYO, May 18 (Reuters) - The euro hit a four-month low in Asia on ...
Pacers throttle Heat, take series lead with Game 3 win USA TODAY INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – LeBron James grabbed a seat on Miami's bench, lowered his head and stared down at the floor. By Brian Spurlock, US Presswire Miami Heat forward LeBron James (6) guards Indiana Pacers guard Danny Granger (33) during Game 3 on ...
Two singers left after Ledet voted off 'Idol' New York Daily News Gospel-driven singer Joshua Ledet lost any prayer of becoming the next American Idol Thursday. The big voiced contender got the late-breaking ax, leaving as the final two, 16-year-old R&B singer Jessica Sanchez and wily folk-rock wanna-be Phillip ...
Stakes are high on Facebook's first day of trading Los Angeles Times Major stock exchanges, brokerage firms and mutual fund companies have been gearing up for Facebook's giant IPO. With all the hype, any snafus would be a major embarrassment. Facebook shares are scheduled to begin trading at 11 am Eastern time Friday, ...
Coffee linked to lower risk of death Los Angeles Times Researchers tracking health and coffee consumption found that coffee drinkers had a lower risk of death during the course of the study. Subjects who averaged four or five cups per day fared best, though it's not clear why. By Amina Khan, Los Angeles ...
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