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  • March 2008
    • Web 2.0 Firms Taking Slower Route to IPOs

      Web 2.0 Firms Taking Slower Route to IPOs

      (Newser) - Growing Web 2.0 companies like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Slide are biding their time before going public, making sure to run up their value as much as possible to fetch top dollar with an IPO, reports Business Week . It’s a far different approach than companies took before the dot-com bubble burst, when the fast track to an IPO was the goal. More »

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      Google   Facebook   YouTube   social networking   MySpace   News Corp   IPO   venture capital   PayPal   LinkedIn   NetSuite   VMWare   Slide

  • December 2007
    • NetSuite IPO Brings Market Early Christmas Gift

      NetSuite IPO Brings Market Early Christmas Gift

      (Newser) - Online software provider NetSuite reminded Wall Street of the good old days yesterday as the year’s final IPO scored a 36.5% increase over its opening price, reaching $35.50 by the NYSE closing bell, reports the Wall Street Journal . The company, backed by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, in the last week doubled its target price from near $13 to $26. More »

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      IPO   Larry Ellison   NetSuite

    • NetSuite Doubles IPO Price

      NetSuite Doubles IPO Price

      (Newser) - On-demand software vendor NetSuite has doubled the price on its IPO after a Dutch-auction-style bidding war over the past two days saw investor interest surge. After originally pricing the offering at $13-$16, NetSuite bumped it to $16-$19 Tuesday and then $19-$22 yesterday. Late last night the company set a target at $26 for today’s sale, MarketWatch reports. More »

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      IPO   Oracle   Larry Ellison   NetSuite

    • Ellison-Backed IPO Wraps '07

      Ellison-Backed IPO Wraps '07

      (Newser) - On-demand software company NetSuite goes public this week with an offering likely to draw the bulk of attention in an otherwise quiet finale for IPOs. Only three firms will go to market, compared to eight in last year’s final week. Oracle CEO Larry Ellison’s NetSuite hopes to raise $100 million, despite never having been profitable, reports the Wall Street Journal. More »

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      IPO   Oracle   Larry Ellison   NetSuite

    • Netsuite Hopes for $99M in IPO

      Netsuite Hopes for $99M in IPO

      (Newser) - The IPO for Oracle CEO Larry Ellison’s ‘software-as-a-service’ company, Netsuite, is gearing up as the company set an initial price range yesterday of $13 to $16 a share for 6.2 million shares planned for release, News.com reports, a 10% stake. Netsuite hopes to raise $99.2 million in the IPO, which is planned for December 21st, giving it a valuation of close to $1 billion. More »

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      IPO   Oracle   Larry Ellison   NetSuite

  • July 2007
    • With IPO, Ellison Walks $500M Tightrope

      With IPO, Ellison Walks $500M Tightrope

      (Newser) - It's murky waters ahead for Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, a day after rival NetSuite Inc. revealed in an IPO filing that the outspoken billionaire holds a 74% stake. That puts Ellison, whose Oracle holdings are valued at $24 billion, in a tricky spot: Other shareholders may view the joint investments as a serious conflict of interest, the Wall Street Journal reports. More »

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      software   IPO   Oracle   billionaire   Larry Ellison   NetSuite

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