Stock News

Facebook acquired Instagram earlier this year, but many have pondered what Facebook will do with the mobile photo application sharing platform.

S&P and the Dow are up 4.48 and 69.07 respectively, but the US Dollar is just not picking up. Optimistic or not, Feds are announcing action plans to combat the poor economic situation.

The Canadian makers of Blackberry smartphones saw its stock go down to around $11 late this week. This is a dramatic drop from its 2008 price of $150 a share, but according to Research In Motion and Canada's the Globe and Mail, the company has a plan.

Reddit co-founder Alex Ohanian won't be buying any stock in Facebook and has denounced them over their support of CISPA.

Oil giant BP watched, yet again, its stock price plunge on Wednesday to a 14-year low as the government vamps up efforts to stem voter discontent over President Obama’s leadership role in handling the worst man-made environmental disaster in US history.

JPMorgan Chase’s chief executive, Jamie Dimon, will get a $17 million all-stock bonus for his performance back in 2009. The move is causing quite the stir.

The machine tool maker, Hardinge Inc. has been hit with a class-action lawsuit, which says that they made misleading statements which inflated stock prices between February 2007 and February 2008. A California law firm filed the law suit in Rochester, NY.

Google Finance has added more real-time stock updates from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Early this month, Google Finance added real-time quotes from NASDAQ.

After deciding to refuse to sell to Microsoft, Yahoo's stock prices have immediately dropped by 20 per cent and is continuing to drop. How low will Yahoo's stock price go?

The names of three banks and the word “stocks” beat out the keyword “sex” to become the most-searched words in China last year according to a Google China list. The word "sex" was ranked fifth.