Think Facebook Execs Are Overpaid? Tough Noogies
Facebook's 2013 proxy voting results suggest most outside shareholders are unhappy with its executive compensation system. Too bad. There's nothing they can do about it.
Facebook's 2013 proxy voting results suggest most outside shareholders are unhappy with its executive compensation system. Too bad. There's nothing they can do about it.
Here's another reason to take "discount deals" with a grain of salt. LivingSocial says it's offering 64% off a VHS-to-DVD converter cable, but it's much cheaper elsewhere.
Among the big wins and rough patches revealed in the business world this week: Tesla ramps up for coast-to-coast drives, and Trina Solar has its share of ups and downs.
Retailers and other consumer businesses love to send you marketing emails. Here are the new ways they're getting their hands on your address.
Groupon co-CEOs Eric Lefkofsky and Ted Leonsis have some interesting visions for the future of their daily deals company.
Groupon is surging in after-hours trading after beating analysts' revenue projections and showing strong subscriber growth.
A warning from Groupon: Moms just aren't getting what they want for Mother's Day. But it's not so hard to avoid disappointing the women who raised us. Here's the lowdown.
Reputations are among the most prized assets major corporations have, and they can fall as fast and as hard as they have climbed. These are America's nine most damaged brands.
Each Friday, DailyFinance hunts up the best deals for the weekend ahead. Here are a few of our favorites, including a half-off Starbucks gift card and free bacon at Denny's.
In a world of multimillion-dollar golden parachutes for big-time executives, Groupon's ex-CEO Andrew Mason will have to make do with a severance package of a few hundred bucks.
Andrew Mason has been ousted as CEO of Groupon, the company announced just after the markets closed on Thursday. Mason will be replaced by the newly created Office of the Chief Executive while a successor is sought.
Stocks are closing sharply higher for a second day as evidence mounts that the housing market is making a comeback. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 175 points to 14,075, its highest close of the year. It's up nearly 300 points over the past two days, putting it within 100 points of its record high reached in October 2007.
Plenty of market-moving news will break this week: One way or another, big changes loom due to Washington's budget fight; and Home Depot, Groupon, Best Buy, RadioShack and Monster will report earnings.
Let the Daily Deal buyer beware: Groupon is catching some flak this week after posting a deal on Google's Nexus 7 tablet that used some questionable math, questionable facts, and really didn't offer much of a discount.
Arguments in favor of gay marriage are typically centered on ideas of justice. But there's also a strong financial case to be made for giving gay and lesbian couples marriage equality, and that case is winning support from major business leaders.
A Texas gun shop proprietor is calling for a boycott of Groupon after the coupon site canceled his deal for a concealed-handgun training course. Groupon confirmed that all gun deals have been put on hold until further notice.
The new year is upon us, and it's a great time to resolve to be better at managing your money in 2013 and beyond. To help you drill down on the biggest opportunities, here are 13 of the most common mistakes people make with their money.
CEOs of struggling companies managed to avoid the axe and will head into 2013 with their jobs intact... for now. We decided to take stock of a few of these endangered executives to assess which ones will get through 2013 in one piece.
From providing online discount codes to helping you save money when you're buying a new car, these websites will help you get more bang for your buck in 2013.
As the holiday shopping season speeds toward its finale, millions of shoppers will give up on finding "perfect gifts" and instead buy gift cards. That's actually a great idea: Lots of people love gift cards. What is not a good idea is paying face value for them when discounts can be found all over.
Everything I ever needed to know to succeed in life, I learned from my mother. Although I didn't realize it at the time, her maternal management even taught me how to make the most of my money. Here are the three best tricks she ever showed me, and how you can make them work for you.
Deal chasers know that Groupon's daily deals have a limited shelf life. But what if the Groupon itself is the one that expires?
Daily deals leader Groupon had one of the worst post-IPO performances of the past year: Since it went public last November at $20, it has shed roughly 80% of its value. But analysts expect a small profit out of Groupon when it reports on Thursday.
Groupon is working on cross-border and multi-country deals as the world's largest online daily deals provider looks for newer ways to build market share and help retailers broaden their footprint, a top executive said.
Here's one trend: School budgets are getting sliced year after year, leaving parents and PTAs struggling fill in the gaps. Here's another: Groupon-style daily deal sites are still extremely popular. Enter Schoola, a startup that funnels profits from discount deals straight into classrooms.
Baristas will be busier in the coming days: Daily-deals website LivingSocial sold 1.5 million $10 Starbucks gift certificates Wednesday. It's not just a testament to the allure of Starbucks; it's a sign that group-buying websites are alive and well despite Groupon's free-falling stock.
Groupon is taking its discounting prowess too seriously. Shares of the daily deals leader took another hit on Monday night after posting disappointing quarterly results.
Manchester United has an ardent fan base -- 75,000 cheering them on at every home game and millions more watching on TV. But apparently there aren't a lot of soccer fans on Wall Street. When the club kicked off its IPO Friday, the excitement was muted, to say the least.
This hot, sunny summer has been great for recreation, and awful for crops and farmers. Drought-blighted crops today will mean higher food costs next year, to the tune of $875 for an average family. But you can dodge some of those higher bills with these four smart shopping strategies.
After Facebook's belly flop of an IPO, the next major dot-com slated to go public -- popular travel website Kayak -- is slowing down. And its not just Kayak: Twitter, LivingSocial and several others are now in an IPO holding pattern too.




























