How Zuckerberg's 'Hoodie' Effects the Economy

Facebook's got a lot of flack from investors because he wore a hoodie on the roadshow. Looks like that won?t mean much. The company just boosted the price range on its IPO from $28-$35 to $34-$38. The deal will dwarf all other social companies, such as Zynga and LinkedIn. While the hoodie controversy seems kind ...

By Steve Auger:With great anticipation, Facebook (FB) entered the public eye in May 2012 with the third-largest IPO in history. After an unrelenting summer of Facebook bashing, which appeared to be a new Olympic demonstration sport, the price of Facebook shares dropped from the IPO price of $38 to a new all-time low of $17.55 on September 4.

By TechCrunch: By Josh Constine This was no sweaty, hoodie-clad boy genius. Tuesday at TechCrunch Disrupt, Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated he's a business man, a mobile product visionary, and most importantly, a leader Facebook's (FB) employees can look up to.

The recent noise regarding 's hoodie may say more about the state of media than business or investing but let's set that aside for now. The Facebook CEO may have rankled some who adhere to the strict rules of personal presentation associated with and its players, but they will likely get over it. In fact, ...

Nothing at all funny about the Trayvon Little killing, but on FOX and Friends, Geraldo Rivera claims that one of the major reasons why Little was shot was?get this?because he was wearing a hoodie. No, you cannot make this up. You can find the interview and a transcript here. I believe that George Zimmerman, the ...

The CEO is among the Facebook executives pitching the social-networking giant to investors in New York, the first stop of cross-country roadshow before the firm's initial public stock offering.SAN FRANCISCO — Dressed in his trademark hoodie and jeans, Facebook Inc.