Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering may value Mark Zuckerberg’s stake at $28.4 billion, making him richer than Google Inc.’s co-founders and almost on par with Larry Ellison, who started Oracle Corp. 35 years ago.

Greece’s fight to win its second international bailout may only open a new chapter in its struggle to remain in the euro area.

Most of Facebook Inc.’s more than 800 million users are women. You wouldn’t know it from looking at the board, whose seven directors are all men.

European stocks climbed for a fourth day, extending a six-month high, commodities gained and the euro strengthened before a report predicted to show the U.S. added more jobs last month.

Malev Zrt., the state-owned Hungarian airline founded in 1946, ceased flying after the government withdrew financing, becoming the second victim of European austerity measures in a week after the collapse of Spanair SA.

Apple Inc., without much effort on its part, is making rapid headway in selling to corporations.

Most Asian stocks fell, dragging a regional benchmark index from a three-month high, as companies from Singapore Airlines Ltd. to Hynix Semiconductor Inc. reported weaker earnings amid Europe’s debt crisis and an uncertain U.S. economic outlook.

The U.S. Education Department is probing complaints that Harvard University and Princeton University discriminate against Asian-Americans in undergraduate admissions.

Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn said the monetary authority will cut interest rates once it’s confident inflation will keep slowing.