Before Facebook's IPO flop last year, the two disappointing poster children for tech IPOs of recent vintage were daily deal service Groupon and gaming company Zynga. Now, a hedge fund known to call for change at its portfolio companies has taken stakes in both.
Before Facebook's IPO flop last year, the two disappointing poster children for tech IPOs of recent vintage were daily deal service Groupon and gaming company Zynga. Now, a hedge fund known to call for change at its portfolio companies has taken stakes in both.
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