dannylipsitz

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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
How about a platform for businesses? I've noticed an emerging trend of Fortune 500 companies listing their Facebook sites in their advertisements rather than their own location on a TLD. For instance, will facebook.com/mastercard become plu
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
I'm sold on Google Chrome, but it's frustrating that some sites aren't available on Chrome and I'm forced to used Firefox and Safari from time to time. Does that qualify me as a user of all three, thereby inflating the statistics?
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
+1
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
No pop does not = bad IPO. Pandora raised more capital than intended as the final IPO price of $16/share was about double that of the initial target IPO price range of $7 to $9. The lack of stock price volatility in the market is often a go
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
But in most cases, common stock can only be sold if and when an IPO takes place. VC investors won't want common stock, thus the employee must sell on a secondary market, back to the company, or patiently wait for an IPO. The first two optio
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
I think this "Adjusted CSOI" nonsense is tantamount to Groupon admitting that they're not profitable.
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
I'm curious to see the success rate of entrepreneurs without college degrees vs. those with degrees, however you might define success and over whatever time horizon. What do you think?
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
Groupon isn't trying to pretend that they're profitable or that they'll be profitable in the near term. Smart long-term investors will look at their financials and their business model in order to make an educated bet on whether Groupon can
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
Very useful indeed.
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by dannylipsitz 15y ago
Pretty standard from what I've seen, actually.