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There will be a flood of shares hitting the market when employees and insiders sell, which could hurt the new shareholders the most.

Reports of Bono's payday have been greatly exaggerated.

Facebook shares stay flat, and that's okay.

Six years ago, the Facebook founder was a 22-year-old Harvard dropout and virgin CEO. Patricia Sellers was reporting a cover story about MySpace, then the hottest social-networking site on the planet.

Zipcar CEO Scott Griffith offers a couple of words of advice amid today's Facebook IPO fanfare.

More than 50 years after Dr. Albert Barnes' death, his renowned art collection finds a lovely new home in Philadelphia, against the wishes of many of his fans.

Facebook's founder has become a pop culture staple much faster than almost any of his predecessors. A look at Zuck, over the past nine years, through the public's eyes.

The celebrated chef describes his favorite parts of the job and why he chooses to literally live above his signature restaurant in Manhattan, Daniel.

Ashton Kutcher, Ellen DeGeneres and more got their start at a Fortune 500 company

McDonald's, JetBlue and Nike are among the companies worth following online

Times have been tough for global auto makers -- and, for many, fortunes have shifted dramatically in the past year.

Which technology firms have the best reputations? These nine firms are the envy of their peers everywhere. Here's why.

In an exclusive interview with Fortune, Larry Page, Google's original CEO, who reassumed the position a year ago, speaks with obvious pride about the "family" environment Google tries to encourage, how it differs from his own grandfather's workplace, and how free food encourages people to eat less. And while he doesn't rule out charging for those meals one day, don't count on its happening anytime soon.

Interesting assignments, unfaltering support, stints abroad: No wonder these folks love their workplaces.

You can't build a great business without nurturing from within. Meet the firms that are doing it right.