Dow lower on eurozone fears, Facebook IPO in focus

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  Fri 1:39 pm

  UPDATE Facebook stock up 8.4% after market debut

  Shares in Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) settled somewhat after soaring by as much as 12 percent Friday on the social network's market debut.

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  Fri 1:25 pm

  TSX makes moderate gains on rising gold prices, tempered by Greece uncertainty

  Toronto's main market made moderate gains Friday afternoon as gold miners and energy firms continued to rally, offsetting jitters about a deepening Spanish banking crisis and uncertainty over Greece's future in the euro zone.

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  Fri 10:05 am

  Transeuro Energy unveils innovative funding package

  Transeuro Energy chief executive David Worrall said the group has put together an innovative, flexible funding package that guarantees the company access to funding as required and manages and minimises dilution for equity investors.

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  Fri 9:28 am

  Dow seen opening higher on Facebook IPO, Gap in focus

  U.S. equity markets looked set to open higher Friday as investors looked to Facebook’s initial public offering, although worries about Europe threatened to cast a cloud over this trading session.

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  Thu 3:40 pm

  Reports say Facebook to price IPO at $38 per share, valuing at over $100 bln

  A final decision on Facebook's IPO price is expected later Thursday, with the company set to file its final price with the Securities & Exchange Commission after market close today.

   

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  Thu 2:45 pm

  Dow pressured by EU worries, Gap, Facebook in focus

  U.S. equity markets were lower Thursday afternoon as a disappointing gauge of manufacturing in the Philadelphia region added to worries about Europe.

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  Thu 1:41 pm

  Q1 gold demand underpinned by China, Central Banks and ETFs

  Global gold demand in the first quarter of 2012 was 1,097.6 tonnes, down 5 percent from the high demand levels seen a year earlier, according to the World Gold Council.

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  Thu 12:27 pm

  TSX gains on rise in commodities, worries about Greece still linger

  Toronto's main market made moderate gains Thursday early afternoon on a rise in commodities, despite nervousness about Greece and other indebted countries that continued to plague investor confidence.