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15 Reasons To Love Alibaba Stock

August 31, 2015

Markets often encounter short-term volatility cycles, which present long-term investors with lucrative buying opportunities. Alibaba (BABA) has long been plagued by irrational macroeconomic concerns, specifically within China. As such, the company's share price has experienced an unjustifiable 38.84% decline since November 2014.

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In Advice, E-Commerce, IPO, Markets, Retail, Social Media, Stock Market, Tech, World Tags Alibaba, Snapchat, Lyft, Growth, Value, Fundamentals, Stocks, Investing, Popular
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The Battle For Ride-Sharing Supremacy

May 27, 2015

The battle of relevant ride-sharing companies has dwindled down to two fierce rivals: Uber and Lyft. These two companies have gained notoriety for their revolutionary transportation services and record valuations. As of now, Uber clearly maintains a larger market share than lyft; moreover, its $50 billion valuation has tied Facebook’s (FB) previous record as the most expensive private company to date.

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In Apps, Millennials, Politics, Tech, Travel, World, Markets Tags Uber, Lyft, Facebook, Cars, College, Growth, VC, Private, Startups, Investing
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Uber Valuation To Surpass Facebook

May 20, 2015

The popular ride-sharing application Uber is looking to raise another $2 billion in private funding. According to reports, this would value the startup at $50 billion. If Uber can obtain these funds, it would make Uber the highest-valued private startup of all time. The only other privately owned startup to achieve such a high valuation before issuing an IPO was Facebook (FB), and it is now valued at $226 billion.

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In Apps, IPO, Tech, Travel, World, Markets Tags Uber, Lyft, Facebook, Cars, Money, Funding, Investing, Growth, Private, Valuation, VC, Startups, Popular
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Creative Destruction

June 30, 2014

One of the more interesting ideas to come out of economic and business literature is that of “creative destruction,” which is closely related to the concept of “disruptive innovation.” Distilled down to its most basic form, “creative destruction” is the concept that something new, whether a technology, manufacturing process, or business practice, can disrupt the established market and upset the market power of entrenched companies.

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In Advice, Education, Tech, Markets Tags Apple, Blackberry, Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, Tesla, Startups, Fundamentals, Growth, Business, Investing
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