LinkedIn’s fourth quarter results flew past Wall Street estimates as companies paid LinkedIn more for recruiting services, sending the stock higher after-hours. Read More
As a Professional Matchmaker with an office in New York City, I have spent the better part of 12 years working with successful, high profile Wall Street men. Hence, I know, better than anyone, what makes Wall Street men tick. Read More
As online companies such as Akamai and Groupon made news in the past few days, renowned Internet analyst Mark Mahaney looked behind the headlines. Read More
Has Microsoft’s perceived value among businesses fallen to such depths that it actually struggles to give its software away? The answer is, apparently, yes. Read More
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. Read More
Rupert Murdoch may still be struggling with News Corp.’s newspaper division as the hacking scandal racks up quite a bill, but his movie and TV studio and cable divisions are making gains. The media giant reported better than expected quarterly results Wednesday and announced that it’s taking a $87 million charge “related to the costs of the ongoing investigations initiated upon the closure of "The News of the World." Read More
I sat down with Disney CEO Bob Iger immediately following the company’s earnings beat—the company reported 80 cents of earnings per share, compared to the 72 cents Wall Street projected. Read More