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Big investors are reporting their quarterly holdings, offering a glimpse into what some of the big fish were buying and selling during the first quarter.
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Helping individuals to make money is the next big trend for investing in online companies, according to one of the early investors in TweetDeck.
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The "entrepreneurial surge" in new technologies is taking place all over the country, Alan Patricof, founder and managing director of Greycoft Partners, a media venture capitalist firm and one of the original investors in Apple, told CNBC Tuesday.
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Independent ones have done the most to tap the medium, but major Wall Street firms are starting to jump in.
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The “Mad Money” host explains where he expects the stock to go.
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Despite all the excitement following LinkedIn’s IPO, which resulted in the share price more than doubling its first day on the NYSE, Kevin Ryan, founder and CEO of online retailer Gilt Groupe, is in no hurry to go public.
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When China-based children’s online portal Taomee prices its initial public offering (IPO) this week, it might not get the reception it has been hoping for.
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Even the most bullish of prospective buyers have become wary of the name. But rather than an outright purchase of shares, this provides a classic example of a situation where options can provide a better risk/reward proposition.
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Groupon revealed some striking growth — revenue of $644.7 million in the first quarter of 2011, up from $44.2 million in the first quarter of 2010, and just $3.3 million in the second quarter of 2009.
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If you give an 18-year-old $100,000 not to go to college, will you create the next Mark Zuckerberg? That's what venture capitalist and technology entrepreneur Peter Thiel wants to do with the "20 Under 20" project funded by his foundation.
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Marc Andreessen has invested in pretty much ever social media company — Groupon, Zynga, Facebook, Twitter, he's even an angel investor in LinkedIn (LNKD) — and he says this is not an IPO bubble.
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Groupon is expending its reach with another major corporate partnership, this one designed to offer half-priced travel deals. Today at the 'All Things D' conference Groupon and Expedia (EXPE) announced a new discount travel site, called "Groupon Getaways with Expedia."
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There is no real sign of a social media bubble, but there are some companies out there with strong growth potential, according to Marc Andreessen, Opsware Inc. co-founder and CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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LinkedIn's CEO is here at the 'All Things D' Conference, and while he's not slated to speak, LinkedIn's IPO is the talk of the conference. Everyone here - from startups to VCs, to media and tech execs is discussing what LinkedIn's massive valuation means for the market.
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Raised debt ceiling rejected, May auto sales slumped and the LinkedInIPO emulated. Here's what we're watching...
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Analysis of the potential market in social media ad sales, with Miles Nadal, MDC Parnters chairman/CEO.
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As LinkedIn options trade for the first time today (Friday), pricing remains a bit unusual because of the newness of the social-networking stock.
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According to Bill Lefkowitz of vFinance Investments, early trading indicates puts are trading at a premium to calls in price and are also, trading bigger size.
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Despite all of the hoopla, when it comes to IPOs there is LinkedIn and Yandex. Then there is everybody else.
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When the news broke of LinkedIn’s $8.9 billion IPO, LinkedIn employees had a lot to celebrate. But they weren’t the only ones.
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Options in social networking company LinkedIn will be listed on U.S. exchanges, starting today, with Will Duff Gordon, Data Explorers.
