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Nasdaq pays $10 million to SEC over Facebook snafu 
Share lock-up ends for Facebook 
What hope for an Italian turnaround? 
Facebook faces unfriendly growth numbers The first week after the IPO was not easy for Facebook and others in the financial world.
Trading did not start when it should have and the shares did not go up. The Nasdaq had to pay for its mistakes and Facebook and Morgan Stanley are being sued by some shareholders for allegedly hiding reduced profit forecasts.
Who are the winners and the losers after the IPO? We try to find the answer to that with David Battersby from Redmayne-Bentley.
Also in the programme: Spain struggles to attract foreign investors, while the eurozone tries to save its members.
More about: Debt crisis, Facebook, Nasdaq, Stock exchange transactionCopyright © 2013 euronews
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