Toronto’s benchmark index tallies a second day of gains, keying in part off higher gold futures.

Social network’s shares jump early after making debut as a public company. Facebook priced its $16 billion IPO at the high end of its expected range.

Facebook’s initial public offering is having a marked effect on San Francisco Bay Area real estate, according to one mortgage banker.

Social networking giant quickly rises 12%, but then pulls back to IPO level of $38 a share; Yahoo reportedly in deal to sell at least some of its Alibaba assets back to the Chinese e-commerce company.

Social networking giant quickly rises 12%, but then pulls back to IPO level of $38 a share; Yahoo reportedly in deal to sell at least some of its Alibaba assets back to the Chinese e-commerce company.

The week’s economic data showed that retail sales growth slowed while U.S. house building rose, and overseas, Japan and Mexico expanding while Greece continues to shrink.

Facebook’s revised price signals that it could finish significantly higher at the close. Even if it doesn’t, it’s still ranks among the great IPOs in history.

Salesforce and Autodesk are among stocks making notable moves in Friday trading.

Treasury prices fall, pushing 10-year yields up from their lowest level in history, as traders take a breather after a nine-week rally. They await comments from global officials at the weekend’s Group of Eight meeting.

U.S. stocks rebound from a week of losses, with shares of Facebook Inc. trading in their trading debut on the Nasdaq.