Showing posts with label Katie Roof. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Katie Roof. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 November 2016

Postmates confirms $140 million funding round at $600 million valuation

 As we first reported last month, on-demand delivery app Postmates raised additional funding in a round led by Founders Fund, with participation from existing investors. The company is now confirming the total came out to $140 million, giving the Postmates above a $600 million post-money valuation....
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Saturday, 29 October 2016

Blackline surges 40% in software IPO

 Blackline, a Los Angeles-based accounting software company, debuted in the U.S. markets Friday. After pricing at $17 per share, the stock closed at $23.70. In what has been a slow year for tech IPOs, Blackline decided to go public right now because it’s “part of a longer term plan to raise awareness...
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Friday, 28 October 2016

Amazon plunges on earnings miss

 Amazon significantly disappointed investors when it posted third quarter earnings after the bell Thursday. With an adjusted earnings per share of 52 cents, this was well beneath the expected 78 cents. The stock quickly fell at least 6% in after-hours trading.  In recent years, the company...
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Wednesday, 26 October 2016

Twitter finally stops counting usernames against reply character limits

 #Beyond140 is coming to fruition with the removal of one of the most annoying laws of Twitter. Some iOS users are now part of a test group that no longer sees a recipients’ usernames appear or count against the 140 character limit when they post replies. This leaves more room for actual discussion....
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Pandora’s latest quarter disappoints investors

 In what has become a very competitive landscape for digital music, early pioneer Pandora is trying to remain a leader. The company reported third quarter earnings after the bell on Tuesday, giving a glimpse at the current health of their business. Pandora has seen its revenue grow to $351.9...
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Monday, 24 October 2016

Cuban: AT&T/Time Warner will create more competition

 While many people are arguing that the proposed $85 billion AT&T and Time Warner deal would be bad for consumer choice, billionaire Mark Cuban has a contrarian viewpoint. The merger would lead to “more competition” he tells TechCrunch. Cuban, who made his money through a different media acquisition,...
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Friday, 21 October 2016