Jeremy Stoppelman News
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Yelp Inc. had its biggest gain in more than a year after first-quarter revenue topped analysts’ estimates, helped by an expansion into new markets and a jump in local advertising on its consumer-review website.
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Yelp Inc. shares posted their biggest gain since March 2012 after first-quarter revenue topped analysts’ estimates, helped by an expansion into new markets and a jump in local advertising on its consumer-review website.
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Jeremy Stoppelman, who watched his seven-year-old company jump as much as 73 percent on its first day of trading today, got to this point by shunning offers that other startups would have found hard to resist.
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Yelp Inc., owner of a website that lets consumers review local businesses, slipped after posting a wider quarterly loss than analysts estimated as it boosted spending on expansion into new markets.
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The fortunes of the so-called PayPal Mafia are poised to grow.
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Yelp Inc., the local-business review site started by former PayPal Inc. executive Jeremy Stoppelman , said it’s exploring an initial public offering.
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Yelp Inc., the site that lets users review businesses ranging from diners to dentists, surged 64 percent in its first day of trading after selling shares for more than planned in an initial public offering.
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Yelp Inc., the business review site, will add health scores to information it provides about restaurants, part of a push to be more useful to consumers and local governments while promoting public well-being.
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Yelp Inc., a website that lets users review businesses ranging from lounges to locksmiths, posted a record plunge after the company forecast revenue that missed estimates amid slumping ad sales to national retailers.
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Jeremy Stoppelman, chief executive officer of Yelp, talks about the outlook for making money via Yelp's mobile web and apps
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