GroupOn

Andrew Mason, CEO and founder of Groupon, has just been replaced by Executive Chairman Eric Lefkofsky and Vice Chairman Ted Leonisis will take over the new position of Office of the Chief Executive. They will serve as interim co-CEOs while they hunt for a replacement to take over permanently. Here’s

Andrew Mason’s numbered days as CEO of Groupon have finally come to an end. Following another quarter of lousy earnings, the company said Thursday Mason is stepping down effective immediately. Executive Chairman Eric Lefkofsky and Vice Chairman Ted Leonsis have been tapped to run a newly created...

Groupon has existed for more than three years as a company and less than 18 months as a publicly traded firm. Today, investors are dropping the company's stock like it’s hot—except by "hot," we mean "toxic." The Chicago-based daily deals site saw its stock fall by 25 percent in after-hours trading...

Voucher bazaar forced to cut fees to lure wary merchants Groupon lost a quarter of its market value yesterday after it admitted it was taking a smaller cut of revenue on its coupons to keep retailers interested.…

There’s no way around it. From an investor standpoint, the financial performance Groupon delivered in its most recent earnings report is a disaster. But Groupon is keeping its chin up, presenting a game face to investors as if to say: Hey, growth in our market can get messy. And messy it is ....

A larger-than-expected fourth-quarter loss and a weaker-than-expected revenue outlook sent the company’s stock down more than 25 percent.

Andrew Mason says Groupon is “better positioned than any other company in the world to plug local commerce into the Web,” but you wouldn’t know it from the daily deals site’s latest earnings : A fourth-quarter GAAP loss of 12 cents per share — 10 cents more than Wall Street was looking for. As...

Groupon has just put out its Q4 and full-year results . It has reported quarterly revenue of $638.8 million with an operating loss of $12.9 million and a loss per per share of 12 cents, falling short of analyst expectations on the EPS front — they had predicted $638.41 million in revenue and EPS of...

Despite a large uptick in the stock earlier today, Groupon’s fourth-quarter results caused its shares to plunge 23 percent in after-hours trading. The Chicago-based company said its revenues were $638.3 million in the three months, just below estimates of $640 million and up 30 percent from a year...

One lone analyst believes that Groupon has a chance to evolve beyond its current daily deals business. Sterne Agee’s Arvind Bhatia upgraded Groupon to “buy” from “neutral” this morning, sending the company’s stock up 27 cents, or 5 percent, to $5.56 a share in afternoon trading. At one point in...