TLDR summary: An alternative point of view written by a shareholder with a substantial financial stake in people believing that Groupon has a future.
This guy trusts the same CFO whose staggering negligence and/or incompetence has resulted in massive harm to Groupon's capital structure and reputation and which has led to SEC investigations into the company's accounting and reporting.
This guy trusts the same chief counsel that let the CEO violate a well-known "silent period" rule that almost threw the entire IPO off the rails, that let the CFO ignore the most basic financial controls, that let Groupon get into legal troubles in multiple countries...
Yeah, this is another fine piece of opinion from TC.
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[ 6.8 ms ] story [ 11.2 ms ] threadGroupon can't fail because they have guys from Amazon and a guy from Cisco running it.
This guy trusts the same CFO whose staggering negligence and/or incompetence has resulted in massive harm to Groupon's capital structure and reputation and which has led to SEC investigations into the company's accounting and reporting.
This guy trusts the same chief counsel that let the CEO violate a well-known "silent period" rule that almost threw the entire IPO off the rails, that let the CFO ignore the most basic financial controls, that let Groupon get into legal troubles in multiple countries...
Yeah, this is another fine piece of opinion from TC.