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Lay's 'Do Us A Flavor' Contest: Customers Vote For Their Favorite Chips - Posted February 19, 2013
Chicken & Waffles potato chips, anyone?
Last week, top snack brand Lay's rolled out three consumer-created flavors of their famous potato chips: Cheesy Garlic Bread, Sriracha (named for a spicy Thai sauce), and Chicken & Waffles. These...unconv... [PRNewser]
Facebook To Be Added To Nasdaq 100 Index - Posted December 5, 2012
The speculation of earlier this week was confirmed: Facebook will be added to the ... [AllFacebook]
Next Up For Nasdaq 100 Index: Facebook? - Posted December 3, 2012
Facebook is likely the next company in line to be added to the ... [AllFacebook]
Was Occupy Wall Street a PR Failure? - Posted September 17, 2012
Today a number of Occupy Wall Street supporters were back in downtown Manhattan planning to surround and block access to the ... [PRNewser]
Facebook Won't Exchange Exchanges; To Remain On Nasdaq - Posted July 2, 2012
Despite the technical issues that marred Facebook... [AllFacebook]
Report: NYSE Swoops In On Facebook In Attempt To Take Advantage Of Nasdaq Issues - Posted May 23, 2012
The New York Stock Exchange pounced in an attempt to take advanta... [AllFacebook]
Google Will Own Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion - Posted August 15, 2011
Google has decided to buy phone hardware maker Motorola Mobility Holdings for $12.5 billion in cash to reinforce its intellectual property and placing itself directly into the handset business of its Android mobile software.
Google is set to pay $40 per share, a 63 percent premium to Motorola Mobility's Friday closing p... [SocialTimes.com]
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