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Morgan Stanley adjusting some Facebook trades
(Reuters) - Morgan Stanley will adjust thousands of trades to ensure outstanding limit orders to sell will be filled at no more than $42.99 a share for Facebook stock from last Friday's botched initial public offering, the firm told its brokers on Thursday, according to several who listened to the call. Morgan Stanley said that limit orders to sell shares at $43 or higher that have not yet been ...
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Facebook, Morgan Stanley Sued By Firm That Won $7 Billion From Enron
They say Facebook's "prospectus contained untrue statements of material facts."
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Facebook fallout: Silicon Valley won't snub Morgan Stanley
Silicon Valley isn't quite ready to dump Morgan Stanley over the Facebook IPO fiasco. It could be said that playing a role in botching the world's biggest tech initial public offering would be enough to ...
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Morgan Stanley Pulls This Stunt All The Time, Like Last Week In Canada
It’s a pity it had to wait until the Facebook folly for a lawsuit to be launched against Morgan Stanley on the double-barrelled charge — the investment bank and underwriter lies in its prospectuses and makes saps of share-buyers.
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Morgan Stanley may offer refund to Facebook investors
Morgan Stanley, the lead investment bank in Facebook's flotation, will compensate investors who overpaid, according to a person familiar with the matter.
uk.finance.yahoo.com
Morgan Stanley Will Weather Facebook Fallout: Analyst
Despite snatching 'defeat from the jaws of victory' Morgan Stanley will remain a top tech underwriter, argues Bernstein's Hintz.
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Meet the Banker Being Blamed for Facebook's IPO Flop
Facebook's messy IPO and the fallout over the following week have left many looking for someone to blame, and apparently inside Morgan Stanley it's falling on one of their star investment bankers, Michael Grimes.
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New Details On How Morgan Stanley Is Blaming The Facebook IPO Scandal On Me!
As a result of this selective disclosure, in the days leading up to the Facebook IPO pricing, institutions had much better information about Facebook's current business than individuals did.
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Morgan Stanley made a bundle as Facebook sank
Reputation aside, Facebook's bungled IPO turned out to be a very good trade for its investment bankers.
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Facebook IPO fiasco
San Francisco, May 25: Silicon Valley isn’t quite ready to dump Morgan Stanley over the Facebook IPO fiasco.
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