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IPO Watch: Square Hires Former Goldman Sachs Exec As CFO

Square

Co-founded in 2009 by Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey, Square enables people to accept credit card payments on iPhone, iPad or Android devices... In a move that positions the company for a potential initial public offering, Square has hired former Goldman Sachs and Salesforce.com executive Sarah Friar as chief financial officer.

Senh: Sounds like a really cool device. The things you can do nowadays with your smartphone or tablet. With Square, it can be a credit card reader too. Awesome.

 

Yelp Moves Toward IPO, Picks Bankers

YelpInc., the online review website, has picked Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citigroup Inc. to lead an initial public offering that could value the company at up to $2 billion, according to people familiar with the plans. Yelp intends to file its IPO plans publicly within the next few weeks, said one person familiar with the matter. It's aiming to complete the sale in the first quarter, though timing may change with market conditions, the person said.

Senh: Another internet IPO. There's no mention of Yelp's revenue in the article, just a valuation. I hope it's not the start of another internet bubble.

 

Groupon to Pick Goldman, Morgan Stanley to Lead IPO

Groupon to Pick Goldman, Morgan Stanley to Lead IPO

Groupon is expected to pick Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as its two lead underwriters for an IPO planned later this year. The IPO is expected to value the Chicago company at between $15 billion and $20 billion, these people said. The valuation could change depending on market conditions at the time of the IPO.

 

DealBook: Goldman Limits Facebook Investment to Foreign Clients

Goldman said it was restricting participation in its new Facebook investment fund only to foreign clients, after receiving intense public scrutiny over the move.

 

Facebook Wins Relatively Few Friends in Japan

Facebook Wins Relatively Few Friends in Japan

As Goldman Sachs pours $450 million into Facebook, Japan, with a large and growing online advertising market, is a big hole in Facebook’s global fabric.

 

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