Slump of Facebook shares continues- Soros dumps Google and Apple, buys banks

New York City : NY : USA | May 22, 2012 at 9:09 AM PDT

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Shares of Facebook ( FB ) took another tumble on Tuesday morning as word spread that the company's lead underwriter slashed its revenue target during the social-networking heavyweight's IPO road show. The latest slide gives further fuel to critics who believed Facebook's initial public offering... FULL ARTICLE AT Fox

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