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Groupon Inc. shares jumped the most in more than two months after the daily deal website’s first- quarter revenue surpassed analysts’ estimates, buoyed by increased coupon sales through its mobile applications.
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Groupon Inc. shares jumped the most in more than two months after the daily deal website’s first- quarter revenue surpassed analysts’ estimates, buoyed by increased coupon sales through its mobile applications.
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Amazon.com Inc.’s days as the most expensive stock in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index are numbered as Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bezos reaps profit from an $18.5 billion spending spree designed to spur growth.
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Groupon Inc. gained the most in two weeks after Legg Mason Capital Management Chairman Bill Miller said the largest daily-deal website has a “tremendous” opportunity for growth.
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Analysts who broke away from the herd and told investors to avoid Facebook Inc., the biggest initial public offering ever by a technology company, are looking like heroes after the stock plunged.
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Amazon.com Inc. is gaining too much control in the publishing industry with its purchase of Goodreads Inc., a social network for readers and a competitor in online book reviews, an authors’ group says.
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Facebook Inc. dropped 3.8 percent to a record low, the fourth straight day of declines after the world’s largest social-networking service reported second- quarter results that showed slowing growth.
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Facebook Inc. is revamping its News Feed with bigger photos, splashier graphics and new tools for organizing content, seeking to make the site more valuable to advertisers without upsetting users resistant to change.
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Amazon.com Inc., the world’s largest Internet retailer, surged after reporting gains in sales and North American operating margin as it benefited from investments in warehouses and a jump in holiday shopping.
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Groupon Inc. surged to the highest price in three weeks on speculation that Google Inc. might consider buying the online coupon provider.
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