Business Insider -
7 Mar 2014 22:42

Shares of newly public company FireEye have been going so crazy lately that the company decided to sell off a bunch more of them on Friday, in a secondary offering. And many of its other stakeholders joined in the selling party. Among them was Kevin Mandia, a former U.S. Air Force officer who founded Mandiant, a security firm that FireEye bought in January for $1.05 billion. FireEye paid $106.5 million in cash and the rest in stock. The CEO of FireEye, David DeWalt, told Business Insider that th...
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