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Morgan Stanley works on Facebook IPO orders: Source
 Morgan Stanley's brokerage affiliate, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, has a "large number" of market orders and marketable limit orders that were entered Friday for the trading debut of Facebook Inc stock that have still not been reconciled, according to an adviser at the firm.
JPMorgan stops buybacks while reducing bad trades
 JPMorgan Chase Co Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said on Monday that the bank had suspended repurchases of its stock, but is maintaining its dividend, while working down losing trades in credit derivatives.
Facebook shares fall 11% in early trading
 Facebook Inc's shares opened below their USD 38 issue price o n Monday as support from underwriters of the initial public offering dissipated after its Friday debut.
Nasdaq alters IPO procedures after Facebook glitch
Nasdaq OMX Group Inc said on Monday it is changing its initial public offering trading procedures following glitches in Facebook Inc's market debut at the end of last week that prevented some traders from knowing for hours whether their orders for shares had been completed.
Importers ask for discounts on falling rupee
 With rupee plunging below the 55-level against dollar, which benefits exporters, global buyers are putting pressure on Indian exporters to offer 10-15 per cent discount on shipments.
Fairfax Financial buys Thomas Cook India stake
 Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd will buy Thomas Cook Group Plc's 77 per cent stake in its India operations for about $150 million, as the UK holiday firm continues to pay down its debt.
RBI says more steps to arrest rupee fall
 Amid rupee breaching the 55 levels spelling more troubles for Indian economy, RBI Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn on Monday said the central bank will continue to take steps to stabilise the domestic currency.
KFA yet to pay up Rs 54 cr service tax: CBEC
 Cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines has paid Rs 15 crore as service tax dues in April this year but is still to pay up Rs 54 crore arrear, Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) Chairman SK Goel said on Monday.
Rupee off record lows on G8 statement
The rupee was broadly flat against the dollar on Monday tracking a mild recovery in risk assets after G8 leaders over the weekend backed keeping Greece in the euro zone and vowed to take all steps needed to combat financial turmoil.
Sensex ends 31 points up; rupee near record low
 The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed flat on Monday after shedding all gains in late trade due to sharp fall in rupee and erasing somewhat gains by European markets. SBI, Reliance Industries, L&T and ICICI Bank helped market closed marginally higher while the fall in ITC, Infosys, HDFC Bank and ONGC limited the upside.
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US stocks rose on Monday after their worst weekly decline for the year with signs investors were quickly exiting newly floated shares of Facebook following its broken IPO and redeploying capital elsewhere in the market
Indian ADRs closed mixed on Friday. In the technology space, Infosys rose 0.92% to USD 42.87 a ADR while Wipro fell 0.34% to USD 8.71 and Patni Computer was down 0.16% to USD 18.56.
Hungary's centre-right government has bowed down to European Union demands to finally bring its budget gap below the bloc's 3% of GDP ceiling next year, shelving plans to widen the deficit.