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Facebook's IPO: Trading opens at $42 per share - May. 18 Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg rang the opening bell remotely, from company headquarters in California. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Facebook's stock market debut finally came and went -- but for all the breathless hype, shares ended right near their offering price. On Thursday night, Facebook (FB) set its final IPO price at $38 a share.
Tech Tips for Webmasters , Designers and Bloggers 25 Best Text Effects Tutorials in Photoshop If you want to add a few 3D effects on text in images, then you could use some help from this article which lists 25 best text effects tutorials. Whether it is poster designing or simple image captioning, good text effects are bound to attract audience and make the visitors stick around for a lit... 21 Mind Blowing Photoshop Tutorials You would need a list of mind blowing Photoshop tutorials if you want to be called anything near proficient in Photoshop. How to Create a CSS3 Dropdown Menu [Tutorial] Topic: CSS3Difficulty: BeginnerEstimated Completion Time: 20 mins In this tutorial we will code in pure CSS3 the Navigation Menu that you can find in Impressionist UI by Vladimir Kudinov. Step 1 – HTML Markup We will create an unordered list with a list item and an anchor tag for each menu link.
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