Innovative online-reservation system registers for public market. Is it too late for this Bubble 1.0 company? Or still too early? Rafe Needleman reviews mobile apps and products for fun, and picks ...
Despite a gloomy stock market, restaurant reservation service OpenTable filed for a $40 million initial public offering Friday. If successful, the IPO will be a rare bright spot amid one of the worst ...
OpenTable, the online restaurant reservation site that was founded in 1998, is hoping to raise as much as $40 million in an IPO, according to a filing with the SEC (embedded below). The prospectus ...
OpenTable, the online restaurant reservation company has filed to go public, making it the first technology company initial public offering in many months. It comes, counterintuitively, at a when ...
If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Bloomberg crunched the numbers on the deal itself, and notes that the $2.6 billion purchase price is 53% ...
Bucking the recession and broadly dour outlook, the online restaurant reservation service OpenTable made the surprising announcement Friday that it intends to test Wall Street with an initial public ...
OpenTable, the San Francisco company that lets you make online reservations at any of 8,500 restaurants, said it it is seating three million diners a month, which means it’s making some serious cash — ...
OpenTable, the free restaurant reservations Web site, filed for a $40 million initial public offering on Nasdaq Friday, amid one of the worst climates in years for IPOs -- and for people dining out.
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