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VCs, Retail Buyers Get a Mixed Bag with Secondary Offerings

Posted on: March 26, 2012 by Jonathan MarinoNo Comments »

Secondary offerings are giving VCs a chance to show off early returns to their limited partners–but are retail investors getting a bargain, or getting burned?

The LinkedIn Mafia and Big Data Innovation: CORRECTED

Posted on: March 16, 2012 by Mark Boslet1 Comment »

The innovation now taking place in big data is the result of simpler and more efficient ways to use and manipulate large volumes of information. It may soon stem from “actionability.”

Peter Thiel… Professor?

Posted on: March 12, 2012 by Reuters NewsNo Comments »

He once trashed the concept of college. But, now, Peter Thiel is heading to Stanford to teach a course. Should students buckle down on homework, or hope to be plucked from their university early, like star athletes?

Notes from the Field: Greylock’s DJ Patil on Avoiding Data Vomit

Posted on: March 5, 2012 by Mark BosletNo Comments »

If there was an umbrella message he offered it was this: never lose sight of company objectives. Any new product or feature has “got to show tangible wins very quickly,” he said.

At the Empire State Building, Reducing Energy Consumption, While Avoiding Capital Costs

Posted on: March 2, 2012 by Connie LoizosNo Comments »

Anthony Malkin, the real estate investor whose family owns a majority stake of the building, says that savings from retrofits now shave $4.4 million off the building’s operations expenses per year.

When It Comes to Sharing Content, Are People Falling Out of Love with “Like”?

Posted on: February 23, 2012 by Connie Loizos2 Comments »

Look across the Web and you see it. While content surfers “like” plenty of content, they’ve fallen hard for LinkedIn’s “inshare” tab.

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With Facebook IPO Looming, Wellcome Hits Social Media Jackpot

Posted on: February 6, 2012 by joannaNo Comments »

UK-based healthcare charity Wellcome Trust is riding high in the social media world. In addition to an early stage stake in Facebook, the prolific venture limited partner has private shares in Zynga, Twitter, Groupon and LinkedIn.

Question of the Week: What Was the Biggest Surprise in Facebook’s IPO Filing?

Posted on: February 2, 2012 by Luisa BeltranComments Off

The wait is finally over. On Wednesday, Facebook finally filed with the SEC for an IPO that could raise as much as $5 billion. Mark Zuckerberg’s company didn’t disclose how many shares it would sell or at what price (that usually comes in future filings), but the company is expected to trade under the ticker [...]

The Chosen One? NYSE Plays Coy on Facebook Plans

Posted on: January 30, 2012 by Connie LoizosNo Comments »

The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq have always been fierce competitors, but as different accounts surface about which exchange Facebook has chosen or is about to choose, the public relations’ battle appears to be heating up. At least, the New York Stock Exchange seems eager to send a message to potential future issuers in [...]

Zynga to Raise $925M in IPO

Posted on: December 2, 2011 by Reuters NewsNo Comments »

(Reuters) – Zynga Inc could raise $925 million, less than previously planned, in what is still one of the largest and most hotly anticipated Internet IPOs in years. The Facebook game maker plans to sell 100 million shares, or 14.3 percent of the company, at $8.50 to $10 per share, according to a regulatory filing [...]