Twitter reported results last night. They delivered revenue and EPS, for the past quarter and guidance, ahead of expectations. Nonetheless the stock fell 25% today. This was their first quarter […]
Last week I looked at all the reasons not to go public. And there are a lot of them. Being a public company comes with a lot of headaches. It […]
This is Part 2 of my ongoing series on going public. You can find Part 1 here, and the follow-on Part 3 here. Once upon a time, taking a private […]
Does anyone remember the Compaq Portable word processor? Launched in 1983, and weighing in at a mere 28 pounds, it was hailed as a major milestone in portable computing. It […]
For the next few months I am going to periodically write about the IPO process. This is a subject that has been kicking around in my head for a while. […]
Before I get to today’s subject, I wanted to pose a question to my readers. I have a long series of posts I have been thinking about writing. I wanted […]
So long Las Vegas, I’m skipping town now. Two days at the Convention Center were enough. In then end, I managed to find time to walk the entire show floor […]
Like the rest of the blogosphere, I am headed to CES tomorrow. Twitter (follow me @jaygoldberg) and my RSS feeds are filled with CES stories and an endless sea of regurgitated […]
Yesterday I posted a quick analysis I did comparing equity market inflows and Venture funding. My main point was that the Valley has done well recently because venture dollars have been […]
For almost five years now the Bay Area has been on an economic tear. While the rest of the world tried to sort itself out from the aftermath of the […]
