Battery Ventures News
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After leaving the software enterprise company he helped take public in 2009, Bryan Burkhart spent months mulling one question: What was the biggest industry that hadn’t been reinvented by technology?
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In his more than 15 years as a headhunter, Jeff Vijungco has tried Monster, Craigslist, CareerBuilder, and other online job boards. Lately the head of recruitment at Adobe Systems Inc. has scrapped most of them.
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As e-commerce companies prepare for the holiday season, their investors are in the market for some discounts of their own.
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Groupon Inc. backers Battery Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz have divested their stakes in the daily-deal website, joining a group of early investors who have sold the stock and added pressure to slumping shares.
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Groupon Inc. shares rose as much as 15 percent after Tiger Global Management LLC, the $8 billion hedge fund run by Chase Coleman and Feroz Dewan, said it acquired a 9.9 percent stake in the daily deal site.
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Venture firms such as New Enterprise Associates and Accel Partners are stepping up investment in e- commerce as shoppers increasingly turn to niche websites for custom-made clothes at prices that undercut department stores.
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Mark Zuckerberg was the big one that got away.
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Fashion is the fastest-growing segment of online commerce, and it’s being propelled by an atypical source: men.
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Roger Lee, a managing director at Battery Ventures, explains how initial public offerings are fueling venture capital investments in Silicon Valley.
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Roger Lee, a managing director at Battery Ventures, speaks with Bloomberg's Douglas MacMillan about how initial public offerings are fueling venture capital investments in Silicon Valley.
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