Facebook IPO: Winners & losers

One year after the company's public debut, here's who's riding high and low.

• He's glad he missed the Facebook IPO
• Bernie Madoff can't sleep
• Signs of new housing bubble
• Federal workers under fire
• Stocks: Another strong week
• How devoted are Apple users?
• Millennials: Don't call me 'entitled'
• How I lived very cheaply for a day
• Best deals on food and drink
• Debt ceiling: Treasury starts juggling act
• Google Glass raises privacy questions
• The world of wearable computers
• Oil-price manipulation: the next Libor scandal?
• Tesla may be a bubble ... but nobody cares
• Boeing is the new hedge fund favorite
• Facebook has grown ... but not its stock
• Google Chat gets a makeover
• Financial Times hit by hackers
• Retiring at 55? You'll need $372,000 for health care
• Gen X to be worse off than Boomers
• Student loan delinquencies: Check your state
• Class of 2013 grads average $35,200 in total debt
• Supercomputer Watson's future revealed
• How startups can get cheap office space
• Google Android's enterprise problem
• Blackberry's desperate move
• Was my home a good investment?
• Morgan Stanley's happy Facebook anniversary
• Another massive loss for J.C. Penney

Intel CFO: 'Highest-Powered Products at Lowest Cost'

• SUV passengers more likely to survive crashes
• Pres. Obama: People Should Be Outraged at IRS Situation
• New Highs = New Worries?
• Is Google Unstoppable?
• Herb: Red Flag on Tesla Earnings
• Whale Watching: Financials
• Best Bets in Banks
• Angry Customer's Maserati Smashup
• How Does Candy Crush Make Money?
• Closing Bell Exchange
• Congressman Sound Off on IRS Scandal
• Gold Continues to Lose Shine
• Barbie’s dream house sparks controversy
• Stocks end lower after Fed comments
• Dell Q1 EPS: $0.21 Ex-Items vs. $0.35 Est.
• Talking Numbers: Krazy for Krispy Kreme?
• New Twist in JPMorgan Proxy Fight
• Obama Speaks on IRS Scandal
• Markets Suffering a 'Profitless' Rally?
• JC Penney Q1 Results
• Stocks Fail to Keep Gains
• Taco Bell CEO Explains 'Waffle Taco'
• New Bloomberg Service a Conflict of Interest?
• Tomorrow In :30
• Fallout From Snooping Controversy
• Maria's Market Insight: Retail Better Than Expected
• Marc Andreessen: Next Big Tech IPO
• Federal government creates more low-wage jobs than Wal-Mart
• Federal government creates more low-wage jobs than Walmart

Photos: 'Parks and Rec' Star Buys Home

Anna Faris and Chris Pratt have left Washington State for Hollywood. The actors just spent $3.3 million on a Hollywood Hills home, previously owned by Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino. Records show that the couple paid $3.3 million for the 4,710 square foot home -- $325,000 over the last asking price of $2.975 million. The 4 beds, 3.5 baths home sits on over half an acre above Nichols Canyon. It has

• Powerball Jackpot May Near $1B
• Career Killers: 7 Secret Sins at Work
• Wall Street's Record-Breaking Week
• Kill My Wife Then Feed My Dogs, 'Hitman' Asked
• Watch: Man Fights to Save Home From Foreclosure, Despite Payments
• Steak n' Shake Waitress Scores $446 Tip on $6 Check
• Jobs: How Does Your State Rank?
• Inmate Sues Over Doritos Locos Idea
• Powerball Jackpot Soars to $600M
• Bill Gates Beats Out Mexican Billionaire
• Good News Influencing Consumers
• Wal-Mart, Kohl's Sales Drop
• Clown School Aims to Revive Lost Art
• Photos: Jennifer Love Hewitt Buys Home
• Unpaid Interns Can't Sue as Group
• Photos: Hefner Buys Wife Home for $5M
• Retired Couples Need $220K for Health Care
• Powerball Jackpot Swells to $550M
• Watch: Abe-nomics Stimulates Japan's Recovery
• Toner Thief Got $1.5M in Chip Bags
• Watch: Powerball Jackpot Balloons to $475M
• No Powerball Winner: Jackpot Swells
• Class of '13 Racks Up Debt of $35,200
• Is Google This Year's Apple?
• High Failure Rate in SUV Crash Test
• Perfect Storm for Highest-Paid US Athlete
• Coffee Date with Tim Cook or Lamborghini?
• Photos: Diamond Sells for $27M
• Swiping Office Supplies: No Biggie or No-No?

5 Tech Stocks You Should Have Bought Instead of Facebook

Facebook‘s intensely hyped initial public offering one year ago today was supposed to be a triumphant moment for Silicon Valley and Wall Street. After years of buildup and a valuation that had ballooned to $100 billion, ordinary investors would finally get the chance to own a slice of the hottest tech company on the planet. In the weeks leading up to the IPO, many tech experts — including some of

• Weak Financial Literacy Scores Threaten a Global Education Movement
• Yahoo! Board Said to Weigh Billion-Dollar Tumblr Deal
• Unemployment Falls in 40 U.S. States, Rises in 3
• Give Feedback That Crosses Cultures
• Money Talking: Is College Worth It?
• Arresting Small Business Fraud
• For JC Penney, the Right Direction May Be … Reverse
• Car? House? Sorry: Graduates of 2013 Are Each $35,200 in Debt
• Facebook’s IPO One Year Later: Mobile Growth, Legal Headaches, and a Stalled Stock Price
• The Fight for Streaming TV
• This Trick Will Motivate You to Reach Your Financial Goals
• Stop Going to So Many Meetings
• Take Advantage of Free Resources to Grow Your Business
• After The Office, Dunder Mifflin Will Live On in Every Office
• 4 Dirty Secrets of So-Called Installment Loans
• U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Jump to Highest Level in 6 Weeks
• A Bump on the Road to Green
• Rejoice! The End of ‘User Name and Password’ May Be Nigh
• Airline Baggage Fees: On the Rise — Yet More Passengers Deem Them ‘Reasonable’
• Investors Are Betting That Japan Is at a Tipping Point
• The Mystery of the Incredible Shrinking Budget Deficit
• Peak Traffic Ticket Season Is Here: Police Pushed to Give More Seat Belt Violation Citations
• Job Seekers: Focus on Achievements
• US Wholesale Prices Fall 0.7 Pct., Most in 3 Years
• Deliver a World-Class Customer Experience
• US Homebuilder Confidence Rises in May from April
• Eurozone Recession Is Now Longest in Currency Bloc
• A Q&A With the Real-Life Maker of ‘Arrested Development’s’ Bluth’s Frozen Bananas
• This Housing Upturn Looks Like the Real Thing

New Xbox more than a game console for Microsoft

SAN FRANCISCO/SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp is set to make a splash this week with the eagerly awaited unveiling of its new Xbox game console, eight years after the last version, as it seeks a larger share of the $65 billion a year global computer gaming industry.

• Google's wearable Glass gadget: cool or creepy?
• LATAM Airlines to resume Argentina flights later Saturday
• Bernanke upbeat on innovation outlook in commencement address
• Alpine in talks with FCC on financing: CEO
• Wall Street Week Ahead: Correction talk gets old as rally sails along
• China April housing inflation quickens to two year high
• Exclusive: EU cites Chinese telecoms Huawei and ZTE for trade violations
• China April home prices rise 4.9 percent: Reuters calculation
• Judge revives Dexia's mortgage lawsuit vs. JPMorgan
• NYSE cancels irregular trades in Anadarko stock: Bloomberg
• Investor group calls on SEC to review change in JPMorgan voting
• Yahoo to vote on $1.1 billion Tumblr buy: AllThingsD
• Investor group calls on SEC to review change in JPMorgan voting
• Target goes hunting in Silicon Valley, following Wal-Mart
• Oil price probe widens, senator wants Justice Department help
• Unemployment rates drop in most states, Illinois climbs
• SAC Capital won't fully cooperate with government: letter
• Dow, S&P end at records, stocks mark fourth week of gains
• Judge revives Dexia lawsuit vs. JPMorgan over mortgage claims
• Transocean chairman voted out, Icahn dividend plan rejected
• China deal ends distraction, but not questions, for Caterpillar
• Exclusive: Onex fails to find buyer for Carestream Health
• Tesoro wins antitrust OK to buy California BP refinery
• All eyes on Vodafone's Colao for signs on Verizon
• Two states say 2014 Obamacare insurance costs on low side
• Obama budget would cut deficit by $1.1 trillion over decade: CBO
• Fed has not lowered interest rates enough: Kocherlakota
• FCC nominee Wheeler to divest telecoms holdings if confirmed
• Payout official set for surge in BP spill claims