Today we are going to Review Positive and Negative Shares and Stock Trading of Facebook. After the launched of Facebook Initial Public Offering (IPO) Shares and Stock Trading starts at NASDAQ, everyone’s was excited to see the Facebook Inc. "FB" symbol in stock market and it was a good start of Facebook IPO at Friday when shares was introduced with the lower price tag of between $35 to $45 but after that we have seen many ups and downs of Facebook stock and shares in stock market of NASDAQ and many stock experts and writers are claiming its because of bad and faulty dealing of Facebook stock trades during Friday's time period last week because of which the real trading losses could be as much as $100 million for trades made by retail and institutional investors that’s why NASDAQ will pay up to $13 million to cover bad or faulty Facebook stock trades according to The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Facebook IPO's Stock and Shares Positive and Negative Trading Review
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, May 23, 2012
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Zero Tax for Facebook CEO's Mark Zuckerberg having Net Salary of $1 Only in 2013
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Today's interesting news is that Facebook Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg next year in 2013 will gets a base salary of just $1 from its current base salary of $600,000 dramatically cutting-off his annual pay following up other Tech industry's CEO's and Founders including Apple’s late Steve Jobs, Google’s Eric Schmidt and Larry Page, Hewlett-Packard’s Meg Whitman and Oracle’s Larry Ellison who are also getting a base salary of just $1. You would be now thinking why these Internet Entrepreneur and CEO's are cutting-off their base salaries? It’s because of by doing this their income tax burden would be zero or nil and their life will be a tax-free debts.
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