
Despite the technical issues that marred Facebook’s May 18 initial public offering, the social network will continue to list its shares on the Nasdaq exchange, according to reports.

Despite the technical issues that marred Facebook’s May 18 initial public offering, the social network will continue to list its shares on the Nasdaq exchange, according to reports.
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The New York Stock Exchange pounced in an attempt to take advantage of rival exchange Nasdaq’s issues with Facebook’s initial public offering last Friday, with parent company NYSE Euronext reportedly in talks with the social network.