5:37am: Facebook's founder will pay a steep price to exercise stock options worth as much as $5 billion. More
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Starting Friday, Disney parks and resort employees can grow beards and goatees, so long as they're a quarter-inch or shorter.
US Airways admits to looking at a possible deal and Delta is reportedly interested. Analysts say a deal is more likely if cost-cutting plans are approved.
The New York attorney general sued some of the nation's biggest banks on Friday, accusing them of unlawful and deceptive practices for relying on an electronic registry that tracks mortgages.
Appleton, 51, died after the small plane he was flying crashed at Boise Airport.
Here's four key areas where Facebook could deploy its big cash stash.
Irish bookmaker Paddy Power is taking bets on Facebook's IPO price and even the opening bell-ringer. Bono, anyone?
Now that Facebook has finally filed to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering, the excitement for social media investments is skyrocketing.
Kodak seeks to end its contract with Kodak Theatre, which hosts the Academy Awards in Hollywood.
The social network's IPO filing showed impressive growth. But Facebook shouldn't trade at a bubble-era valuation.
SwaddleDesigns, a Seattle-based small business maker, scores first-ever license to make baby products for the mega-popular Angry Birds brand.
Yes, some tech stocks are overvalued. But even with the Nasdaq at an 11-year high, tech blue chips are still bargains.
Stronger-than-expected jobs report shows Fed doesn't need to do more bond buying. It may even raise rates before 2014.
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