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Boston.com- - Reuters* Facebook falls below IPO price of $38/share in premarket trade * World leaders back Greece, vow to combat crisis * Nasdaq revamps system after tech problems on Facebook IPO-WSJ * Futures up: S& P 4.9 pts, Dow 62 pts, Nasdaq 12.75 pts By Angela Moon .Wall Street's Losses Vanish in Late-Day RunFox Business5 Fun Facts About the DowDailyFinanceStock futures higher as G8 wants Greece in euroMSN MoneyPakistan Daily Timesall 1,482 news articles .

CBC.ca - The US has other options in the region. With very few friends, Pakistan does not. A version of this article appeared May 25, 2012, on page A12 in the US edition of The - , with the headline: .US dropped ball on bin Laden doctor, intelligence experts and lawmakers sayFOX 4 NewsObama administration accused of dropping ball on case of jailed Pakistani doctorFox Newsall 2,370 news articles .

CEO Rajat Gupta, Facebook's market makers may have lost $100 million due to Nasdaq glitches, and more in today's Wall Street roundup. US v. Gupta: It was wiretap day at US vs. Gupta, as prosecutors played FBI recordings of Raj Rajaratnam in an attempt .Defense Scores Some Points in Gupta TrialCourthouse News Serviceall 533 news articles .

Wall Street JournalThe Federal Reserve data, first reported Wednesday by Reuters, validate earlier reports by The Wall Street Journal that positions by traders at the bank, including one dubbed "the London whale," had reached a face value of $100 billion or more.and more .

A version of this article appeared May 25, 2012, on page C4 in the US edition of The - , with the headline: United Technologies Cinches Biggest Debt Deal Since '09. This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only.and more .

Meanwhile, US bank lending fell in the first quarter for the first time in a year, the WSJ writes, "deepening questions about the recovery and confidence of borrowers and bankers." The risk, as the Wall Street Journal writes, is that when the world's . .

A federal law limits sports betting to four states that approved it by a 1991 deadline: Nevada, Delaware, Oregon and Montana. —Associated Press A version of this article appeared May 25, 2012, on page A18 in the US edition of The - , . .

Photo credit should read SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images MIAMI (CBSMiami) – One day after a Quinnipiac University poll showed Mitt Romney leading in the Sunshine State; a new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll found President Barack Obama leading in Florida by .New Poll Finds Race is a Dead HeatWall Street Journal (blog)New polls suggest US election race in dead heatGlobe and MailGetaway Day Edition - OBAMA CAMPAIGN HAS ROCKY DEBUT - Romney regrets 'I like .PoliticoMother Jones -National Journal -ABC News (blog)all 2,335 news articles .

By Travis Waldron and Pat Garofalo on May 24, 2012 at 3:25 pm Facebook's initial public offering — which so dominated the financial press that Facebook has been on the cover of the Wall Street Journal for nine straight days — has started to raise .Real-time commentary and analysis from The Wall Street JournalWall Street Journal (blog)America's dysfunctional capitalismWashington PostFacebook's dream IPO is starting to look like a nightmaremsnbc.comContra Costa Times -Seeking Alpha -Calgary Heraldall 5,146 news articles .

May 25ReutersMay 25 (Reuters) - The following were the top stories in The - on Friday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * Trading desks at Goldman and JPMorgan, firms with roles in Facebook's IPO were . .