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  500,000 people lose jobless benefits sooner than expected

  Congress renewed its extended unemployment program in February, but reduced the maximum number of weeks from 99 to as low as 63.

   
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  Facebook considering switch to New York Stock Exchange

  Multiple NYSE officials have reached out to Facebook regarding such a move, the NYSE maintains that “no discussions” have taken place

   
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  Greece Has 46 Hours to Leave the Eurozone

  Greece may have only a 46-hour window of opportunity should it need to plot a route out of the euro.

   
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  Facebook, Morgan Stanley sued over IPO

  Shareholders today filed a suit against Zuckerberg, Facebook itself, and a number of Morgan Stanley-led banks, arguing that all three kept secret a "a severe and pronounced reduction" in the site's revenue growth.

   
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  Facebook slump deepens after news that Morgan cut sales estimates Pre-IPO

  Lead underwriter Morgan Stanley’s consumer Internet analyst told major clients he was reducing his second quarter and 2012 revenue forecasts during the run-up to Facebook’s $16 billion IPO.

   
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  Discouraged workers giving up and driving down workforce

  Discouraged workers are continuing to exit the labor force after giving up hope of finding a job, driving down the unemployment rate as they exit.

   
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  Facebook stocks fall below IPO price

  Facebook's stock slid below its offering price in early trading Monday, following a lackluster day of trading when the stock debuted.

   
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  Mark Zuckerberg rings opening bell as Facebook goes public

  Facebook could end its first day of public trading on New York's Nasdaq Stock Market Friday worth as much as $104 billion.