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You missed your calling, Maurice. I can just see you as a star lawyer, explaining to the jury that after all, the Beagle Boys merely committed a "financial impropriety" when they blew the door on Scrooge McDuck's bank vault. )
Reply to @Maurice: Living Social is probably not going to last either, or one or the other doesn't.
"In the latest round, LivingSocial sold 7.5 percent of the company for $110 million. That suggests the company is worth almost $1.5 billion now. In an earlier round of financing, the company was valued at roughly $4.5 billion."
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"In the latest round, LivingSocial sold 7.5 percent of the company for $110 million. That suggests the company is worth almost $1.5 billion now. In an earlier round of financing, the company was valued at roughly $4.5 billion."
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/23/us-livingsocial-financing-specialdeal-idUSBRE91M03K20130223
In other techsumer news, Apple hitting 52 wk low
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