Jesse Bergman
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A volatile issuance market and lackluster returns haven’t dampened the initial public offering mood on Wall Street.
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Investors got a sneak peak at Zynga’s highly-anticipated IPO pitch thanks to an copy of management’s presentation posted online in a pitch the company will take on the road starting Monday, as it embarks on a cross-country tour to lure potential investors ahead of its December 16 initial public offering.
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Going public is commonly thought of as the endgame for most companies, but many of the world’s biggest businesses have gone through great lengths to stay private.
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Groupon's IPO was priced at $20 a share, well above the expected range of $16 to $18. The stock is expected to start trading on Friday under the ticker symbol "GRPN."
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Groupon CEO Andrew Mason will take to the road next week to deliver a series of crucial presentations to potential investors as the company barrels towards an initial public offering expected on November 4. According to online materials of Mason’s presentation, the 30-year old entrepreneur will speak at length to reassure investors that the company’s controversial and costly marketing strategy will pay dividends.
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The following is a list of the 10 most recent world-breaking moments on Twitter, as measured in tweets per second.
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Thanks to broad market declines and volatile trading conditions, hedge funds saw assets tumble $85 billion in the third quarter, according to new data from Hedge Fund Research—a notable retreat from trends seen earlier this year.
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Soros Fund Management, the $25 billion hedge fund co-founded by legendary investor George Soros, has named Scott Bessent as its new CIO, according to an investor letter obtained by CNBC.
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In the wake of the “golden parachute” outrage of the financial crisis, payouts in the form of stock options have become a favored form of compensation for public companies.
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With global equity markets facing turmoil and fixed income yields trading at 60-year lows, investors continue to pour capital into hedge funds, according to new data.