Archive for 'Business'
Apple, Now Jobs-Less
Posted on 26. Aug, 2011 by Zahid Lilani.
0No matter if you are PC or a Mac, chances are, when you heard the news about Steve Jobs’ resignation, you had a reaction. The reaction, negative or positive, was the result of a visionary in technology saying:
I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties [...]
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SEC Takes Notice of Groupon’s Shady Accounting
Posted on 29. Jul, 2011 by Zahid Lilani.
0In my previous post, I pointed out that Groupon’s accounting doesn’t make sense and it is a gimmick to fool the average investor. Soon behold, SEC is now looking into Groupon’s accounting methods that raised eyebrows among investors and SEC itself.
Here is the problem in plain English.
Groupon’s gross profit accounts for the amount paid to [...]
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10 Reasons Why Groupon IPO is a Bad Deal
Posted on 13. Jun, 2011 by Zahid Lilani.
0Gropon filed paperwork to go public (IPO) on June 2, 2011. That’s 24 hours after Google released ‘Offers’ service in Portland, Oregon. Most likely a coincidence but important to mention because it matters in terms of competition; just one of the reasons Groupon IPO is a bad deal.
Here are the 10 Reasons Why Groupon IPO [...]
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Bubble in Theory, Not Reality
Posted on 03. Jun, 2011 by Zahid Lilani.
0I read a somewhat interesting post on Reuters about LinkedIn’s recent IPO. In theory, LinkedIn’s first day price fluctuation and the week following the IPO, depicted a bubble. Three academics, Robert Jarrow, Younes Kchia, and Philip Protter, have created a model which they say proves their theory.
The paper they authored is currently being peer [...]
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Silicon Valley Recovery and Aftermath of LinkedIn IPO
Posted on 21. May, 2011 by Zahid Lilani.
019th May, 2011 was a big day for LinkedIn and why wouldn’t it be? It was first in line up of social media companies to go public. Not only did they have their IPO but I think they capitalized big time on the hype and the economics of supply and demand. LinkedIn has been around [...]







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