Income inequality is set to widen in Canada in the coming years, a trend that will lead to greater instability and could trigger future financial crises, a new study argues. BLOG POSTS | Andrew Pyle: Why the Facebook Faceplant? Unfortunately, the Facebook's IPO was not without its critics and the split opinion was evident in the initial trading volatility. Analysts estimate that for Facebook to mirror Google's performance, its market cap would have to rise to close to $1 trillion in the same eight year time period. That's a pretty tall feat, given that even Apple only commands a market cap of half a trillion and it doesn't have to rely on advertising to turn a buck. | | Gemma Godfrey: How to Navigate Markets Through the Euro-Zone Turmoil As the euro zone crisis intensifies and global markets reflect investor concerns, we ask ourselves, is a Greek exit from the euro on its way? Preparations have already begun to protect shareholder interest. | | Paul Barter: IPO or Not, Facebook Let Us Down Despite its inflated IPO, Facebook couldn't look more different from what we hoped it might someday be. The problem is that no one's happy: Customers are subjected to more and more ads, and the companies who created those ads aren't seeing much of a return on investment. But the IPO adds another wrinkle to the equation... | | Robert Reich: The Commencement Address That Won't Be Given Members of the Class of 2012, as a former secretary of labor and current professor, I feel I owe it to you to tell you the truth about the pieces of parchment you're picking up today. You're f*cked. | | David J. Cross: Facebook IPO Could Create at Least $1 Billion in Property Value The Facebook IPO will only add to the millionaires competing to buy a small number of homes, and it seems inevitable that prices will be driven up. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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