Shares in social networking giant Facebook have hit a new low, falling another 6% after the first lock-in period ended and its largest investors were able to sell the stock.
Ahead of Facebook's $16bn IPO, Morgan Stanley, the lead underwriter on the deal, reduced its revenue forecasts for the social network, Reuters reports.
Internet giant Google has revealed profits surged 26% in the third quarter, with net income jumping from $2.17bn to $2.73bn year on year.
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