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Saudi Arabia Bans Gregorian Calendar

To make sure they broke even.

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Sources: Underwriters Hold Facebook Price

Italian police seize assets estimated to be worth about 330m euros (£253m) from convicted businessman Gioacchino Campolo.

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Italian fraudster’s assets seized

On morning of its IPO.

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Facebook’s Private Trades Revealed

Japan urges businesses and households to cut electricity use by up to 15% to avoid possible blackouts.

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Japan urges cuts in power usage

First day of trading pivotal for $104B IPO.

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Facebook Aims for Smooth Opening

Internet company to begin trading Friday.

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Facebook Sets IPO Shares at $38

Sources say amount could be much higher than thought.

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JPMorgan Trading Loss Could Reach $3B

Several members of the Federal Reserve’s policymaking committee said they would consider expanding efforts to stimulate the U.S. economy if threats to the recovery worsen, according to minutes of the panel’s April meeting. Read full article > >

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Fed officials open to more efforts to stimulate economy if recovery worsens

Skechers agreed to pay $40 million to settle charges that the company made unsupported claims about the benefits of its toning shoes, falsely asserting that they help people lose weight, tone their lower bodies and even combat heart disease. Read full article > >

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Skechers to pay $40 million to settle charges over unsupported claims

Wondering what Facebook’s upcoming initial public offering of stock means for you? The Post’s business editors turned to our investment columnist Barry Ritholtz for some plain talk on the stock sale: I’m a regular Joe investor, should I clear out my piggy bank to buy Facebook shares? Read full article > >

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Facebook’s IPO: What does it mean for you?

Facebook shareholders have increased the number of shares offered in the company’s public offering to just over 421 million. The company and its shareholders both also have upped the number of shares they will allow for over-allotment — shares set aside in case the offering doesn’t meet demand. Read full article > >

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Facebook to offer 421 million shares in IPO

Source says company has increased IPO size by 25 percent.

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Facebook IPO Could Top $16B

General Motors threw cold water on the buildup to Facebook’s red-hot initial public offering Tuesday, saying it will stop paid advertising on the social network, just days before Facebook’s market debut. Read full article > >

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Ahead of IPO, Facebook loses GM ads

While feds announce investigation into company.

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JPMorgan Board Backs Dimon