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By: Andrew

It is a beautifull chapter. Thank’s.

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By: Sheryl Sandberg’s Magic Facebook Finances [Financey] « All Hell Hollywood

[...] We have a suggestion for Sandberg: Try an exciting new measure of profitability we call “earnings before expenses.” It was all the rage in the 1990s. [...]

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By: Deja Vu: Groupon’s Bubble 1.0 Approach To Accounting | buy stock picks

[...] 1998, the venture capital investor Bill Gurley commented on this specific idea in a post on his Above the Crowd blog. Apparently, he read the Groupon IPO filing 10 years before the company [...]

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By: remember #EBITDAM, I sure do, @bgurley called it out in 1998, #GroupOn...

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By: Deja Vu: Groupon’s Bubble 1.0 Approach To Accounting - Eric Savitz - The...

[...] 1998, the venture capital investor Bill Gurley commented on this specific idea in a post on his Above the Crowd blog. Apparently, he read the Groupon IPO filing 10 years before the company [...]

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By: Ditso

In January, Groupon raised $950 million. By the end of March, it had $209 million left. I think that tells you all you need to know about this type of company. “The emperors new cloths”.

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By: Bill Gurley Explains How Twitter Will Rule The World And Why Groupon...

[...] S-1, and the removal of marketing costs from their expenses, and I liked how you linked back to a 1998 post about EBITDA earnings. Is this an indication that we’re in 1998 all over again? Or are...

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By: Javier Rincon

Amazing to see the similarities in many aspects up to 12 years later. Many companies would love to push EBITDAM to investors, Groupon being the first one.

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By: » Bill Gurley Explains How Twitter Will Rule The World And Why Groupon...

[...] S-1, and the removal of marketing costs from their expenses, and I liked how you linked back to a 1998 post about EBITDA earnings. Is this an indication that we’re in 1998 all over again? Or are...

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By: Martha Kortkamp

Asking questions are actually fastidious thing if you are not understanding anything fully, except this piece of writing offers pleasant understanding even.

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