Groupon has lost its pizzazz, its currency and feels absent from the webisphere, except when it spams with unsurprising deals. Groupon needs to get back in touch with what made it a phenomenon in the first place.
Who knew a massage could be so stressful? A Groupon for a discounted rub-down may cause a spa in Hallandale, Fla. to shut down. Modern Wellness...
Just a few years ago loved those deals so much that we bought hundreds or even dozens of them, from Groupon or one of the Groupon-alikes that leaped into the market, then we forgot that we had bought them until they expired.
It was another poor showing for Facebook last week as its stock price hit a new low Friday, dispiriting shareholders already frustrated by lower-than-...
Groupon founder Andrew Mason has built a castle. His Internet coupon empire will harvest some $2.4 billion in sales this year thanks to rapid growth i...
Groupon stock hit an all-time low Monday, dropping below $9. The stock price represents more than a 55 percent decline from the daily-deal company's I...
Groupon is making cash registers and PayPal has a new ATM? It's just another week in the growing market for mobile payments and alt-banking services, ...
Facebook may be rapidly approaching a phenomenon we might call peak hype -- the moment when both usage and investor interest Facebook reach their zenith and rapidly start to decline and spiral downward.
Just yesterday, a Pennsylvania lawyer filed a class action lawsuit against Groupon on behalf of all shareholders who bought in during the infamous IPO. The fate of Groupon literally depends on whether this class action lawsuit "tips."
Looking back at 2011, I see a year where pragmatism replaced hype, where show beat tell, where consumers, the tech community and the marketing industry stepped away from preconceived notions and toward a new reality.
NEW YORK -- This was supposed to be the year of the IPO comeback. Six months into 2011, the market for initial public offerings was stronger than bef...
By Tricia Duryee, Groupon Stock Now Half Off Many retailers are enjoying a Thanksgiving shopping spree lift from investors, but not Group...
It seems that investors are beginning to show a little love to business-to-business Internet companies, also known as "B2B" firms. Most of these companies will never be household names. Still, they can become very profitable and generate significant returns for investors, as well as wealth and jobs for the communities they're in.
(Reuters) - Shares of Groupon Inc fell for a third day on Wednesday, sinking below the company's initial public offering price of $20 less than thre...
Consider it the daily-deal gold rush. First, there was Groupon's much-anticipated IPO in early November, which valued the market leader at $12.7 billi...
In its pitch to local businesses, daily deals site Groupon promises merchants that the discounts offered through its service will deliver "valuable ne...
Daily deals sites have become the business equivalent of bad pickup lines: easily replicable and overly abundant, with dubiously effective results. ...
Groupon, the daily deal company that has spawned thousands of competitors, made its long-awaited public debut on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Friday. ...
By Clare Baldwin and Alistair Barr NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Shares of daily deals site Groupon Inc rose more than 50 percent in their sto...
NEW YORK — Groupon's stock sizzled in its public debut Friday despite concerns about its accounting practices ahead of an initial public offerin...
Daily deals behemoth Groupon priced its initial public offering late on Thursday night. Hailed as the biggest internet IPO since Google Inc went p...
By Alistair Barr and Clare Baldwin (Reuters) - Groupon Inc raised $700 million after increasing the size of its initial public offering, becoming...
(Reuters) - Investors may want to avoid Groupon Inc's high-profile IPO this week because the deals and coupon website operator has an unproven earni...
By Clare Baldwin and Alistair Barr NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Groupon Inc is considering raising its IPO price range, as underwriters grow ...
Groupon just offered a discount on ... its own stock. The IPO may be well in the $11 billion range. That's half off, guys -- get it while you can! This daily deal ain't gonna last too long!
