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Ad Campaign Manager Marin Software Files for $75M IPO
The unprofitable company has raised about $100 million from backers including Benchmark Capital.
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Trulia Files for $75 Million IPO
Another online real estate company is preparing to test the IPO waters. Trulia, which provides real estate listing services to prospective home buyers, sellers and renters, has filed to raise $75 million in an initial public offering. According to an S-1 submitted to the SEC in May and made public today, Trulia will list an as yet unspecified number of shares on the NYSE under the symbol TRLA, with JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Deutsche Bank AG taking the lead on the offering. Trulia’s IPO follows that of its rival Zillow, which raised $69.2 million in its July 2011 offering.“Mobile First”: Product Chief Chris Cox and Facebook Brass Make the Phone a Top Priority
The social giant’s priorities are realigning, with the utmost emphasis on the mobile device.
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Facebook Bumps Up Amount of IPO Shares Offered by 25 Percent
Facebook is increasing the number of shares in its initial public offering by nearly 25 percent, pushing the total amount to more than 420 million shares. The increase means the company may end up raising $16 billion on Friday.Facebook’s Latest S-1 Amendment Confirms Increased Share Price Range
Another day, another amendment. This marks the seventh for Facebook in three months.
Facebook’s Latest S-1 Amendment: Yep, We’re Still Weak on Mobile
A minor — yet poignant — reminder that Facebook’s ad business isn’t perfect on every platform.
Facebook IPO Docs Could Get Approval This Week, Followed by Road Show With Zuckerberg (No Guarantee on Tie)
Camille, scramble the private jets, stat!
Facebook’s Ad Business: More People, More Ads, Same Prices
Facebook’s worldwide picture: Growth, and lots of it. But take a closer look, and things get more interesting.
That $1B for Instagram? It’s 23M Shares of Facebook + $300M in Cash (And a $200M Termination Fee)
That’s almost $31 a share for Facebook!
Updated S-1: Facebook’s Yearly Revenue Growth Up 45 Percent, But Down Six Percent From Last Quarter
Will the new results cause investors to worry?