FB Related Analyst PT Change
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Evercore Partners Trims PT on Facebook (FB) Following Q1 Results; Valuation is Full
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Jefferies Bumps Numbers on Facebook (FB) Post Q1; Mobile Gains at Expense of Desktop
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Bernstein Downgrades Facebook (FB) to Market Perform
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Yelp (YELP) Challenged by Google (GOOG) & Facebook (FB) but Brand Not Easily Replicated
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Deutsche Bank Raises PT on Facebook (FB) to $40
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Pivotal Research Upgrades Facebook (FB) to Buy; 'Flipping The Switch'
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Facebook (FB) Graph Search Has 'Huge' Monetization Potential
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Sterne Agee Boosts Facebook (FB) PT to $37
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Facebook (FB) Desktop Cannibalization Slowing
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Deutsche Bank Upgrades Facebook (FB) to Buy on Revenue Momentum
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JPMorgan Lifts PT on Facebook (FB) to $35; More Positive in 2013 on Mobile Monetization
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Cantor Fitzgerald Lifts Facebook (FB) Target to $33 on Mobile Traction
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Facebook (FB) Mobile Ad Revenue Set to Double Quarter Over Quarter
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Capstone Investments Boosts PT on Facebook (FB) to $35
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Facebook (FB) May Be Ready to Monetize Instagram
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Facebook (FB) Goes From Dog To Darling
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Topeka Capital Raises Target on Facebook (FB) to $36 Citing E-Commerce Opportunity
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Bernstein Upgrades Facebook (FB) to Outperform; Risky But Worth It
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Facebook (FB) Overdelivers for a Change and Wall Street Eats it Up
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Goldman Sachs Reiterates Bullish Stance on Facebook (FB), Mobile Fears to Subside
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Nomura Trims Numbers on Facebook (FB) Ahead of Q3 Report
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Oppenheimer Lowers Numbers on Facebook (FB), Mobile Evolution Has Become Mobile Revolution
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Pivotal Research Trims PT on Facebook (FB), Still Most Preferred in the Sector
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Evercore Partners Cuts Estimates and PT on Facebook (FB); U.S. Core Traffic Is Cause for Concern
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Needham & Company Maintains a 'Buy' on Facebook (FB); Cutting PT as Mobile Monetization Slower than Expected.
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Barclays Lowers Price Target and Estimates on Facebook (FB); Mobile Uncertainty
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Morgan Stanley Cuts Price Target on Facebook (FB) to $32
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Facebook (FB) Bull Gets a Little Less Bullish, But Still Sees 70% Upside
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Ascendiant Capital Maintains a 'Sell' on Groupon (GRPN); Told Ya
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Ascendiant Capital Maintains a 'Buy' on Firsthand Technology Value Fund (SVVC); Negative Facebook Impact Overblown
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Nomura Securities Maintains a 'Buy' on Facebook (FB); Cutting PT and Estimates on Growing Pains
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Wedbush Reiterates an 'Outperform' on Facebook (FB); Raising Revenue Estimates
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Barclays Lowers Estimates and PT on Zynga (ZNGA); Sent Back to Level One
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National Alliance Capital Downgrades Zynga (ZNGA) to Market Perform; Game Over
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Evercore Partners Downgrades Zynga (ZNGA) to Underweight; Negative Issues Manifested Early
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Needham & Company Maintains a 'Buy' on Majesco Entertainment (COOL); Q2 In-line, But Challenged Short-Term Outlook
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UBS Cuts Numbers on Research In Motion Ltd. (RIMM): M&A Prospects Linger, But Cost Cutting Should Be Main Focus
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Baird Sees Major OEM Bid for RIM (RIMM) 'Unlikely'; Cuts Target to $8
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