Burlingame-Based Virgin America Soars On Nasdaq IPO
The shares opened at $27 -- $4 higher than the price that the airline set—and then jumped as high as $29.74 within about an hour of the opening bell on the Nasdaq stock market.
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The shares opened at $27 -- $4 higher than the price that the airline set—and then jumped as high as $29.74 within about an hour of the opening bell on the Nasdaq stock market.
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Asiana Airlines has been ordered by the South Korean government to temporarily stop flying to San Francisco International Airport, following last year's crash that killed three passengers and injured more than 180 people.
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Making music for a living is a gamble. Now, some starving artists are getting funding straight from their fans.
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Google is playing the real estate market like a game of monopoly out of what could be a massive hiring spree.
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