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CNBC's Herb Greenberg discusses why Groupon continues its take hits the week after announcing disappointing earnings results.
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The "Mad Money" host reveals his earnings expectations for both companies.
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The "Mad Money" host outlines which earnings reports he plans to monitor.
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Stocks traded lower Friday, but is that a buy signal in a rebounding market?
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Stocks squeezed out a small gain for the third-straight session Thursday, but the day's gains were limited as enthusiasm over reports over a Greek deal faded and investors were unmoved following some better-than-expected economic news.
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As online companies such as Akamai and Groupon made news in the past few days, renowned Internet analyst Mark Mahaney looked behind the headlines.
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Mark Mahaney, analyst at Citi, explains why he gave a "neutral" rating on Groupon. He also shares his view on Yahoo! and LinkedIn.
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Barclays Capital Equity Research analyst Mark May told CNBC he is willing to cut Groupon some slack on its first quarterly loss, but he is troubled by the online daily deal site not fully disclosing customer and merchant data.
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Groupon's first earnings report Mark May, Barclays Capital Equity Research internet analyst.
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Stock index futures turned higher Thursday following a report that Greek politicians reached a long-awaited austerity deal and after a better-than-expected jobless claims news.
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Weekly jobless claims is the big number for markets Thursday, as Greece edges closer to a rescue package.
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In its first earnings report since going public, the online coupon company beat on revenue but missed on earnings as user growth slowed from the breakneck pace of past quarters. Its shares tumbled.
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One analyst sees upside and a $30 price target for Groupon, but another sees strong headwinds and a stock heading to $8 per share.
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CNBC's Brian Shactman reports New York and California have agreed to sign on to a multi-state mortgage settlement deal; Diamond Foods fired its CEO and CFO on the heels of an accounting scandal; shares of Cisco were up on its earnings beat; and Groupon's stock fell as much as 10% after it first earnings miss.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche has the latest details from Groupon's conference call, reporting the company spent $769M on marketing in 2011.
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Stocks squeezed out small gains in a thin, choppy session Wednesday, with the Nasdaq hitting multi-year highs, but gains were limited as Greek debt negotiations came to another halt.
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Groupon is getting ready to report its first earnings report since going public. CNBC's Kayla Tausche has the details.
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Groupon has an unproven business model and competitors have several advantages, cautions Rick Summer, analyst at Morningstar.
