The Nasdaq can official begin issuing compensation to those who lost money in the Facebook IPO technical glitches. The SEC approved the proposed plan of $62 million in cash.
The little-known company that provides high-end revenue lifecycle management software for Twitter and Facebook is now offering the same technology for the little guy.
Will this Facebook IPO mess never be behind us?
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has told public companies to disclose cyber attacks that could potentially lead to unexpected losses.
The guidelines issued on Thursday follow a rash of cyber attacks that have caused lawmakers to ask for clearer …
Here’s our roundup of the week’s tech business news. First, the most popular stories VentureBeat published in the last seven days:
Valve figures out how to widen its audience for Portal 2 — with boots — For Portal 2, Valve’s …
Update: Looks like this won’t happen after all. The House and Senate have passed a budget extension until next Friday, and Republicans and Democrats have agreed on the framework for the full budget.
Despite last-minute negotiations, it looks like a …
Goldman Sachs today revealed a big change to its private offering of Facebook shares — it’s only making the deal available to investors outside the United States.
In a statement released to the Wall Street Journal and other publications, Goldman …
The nightmare for Mark Hurd just won’t end. The Securities and Exchange Commission has launched a probe to determine whether the former Hewlett-Packard CEO shared sensitive information about his old company.
The crux of the investigation revolves around whether Hurd, …
