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“LinkedIn” Executive Team Cashing Out
LinkedIn is currently the poster child for the Social Networking sector after the company’s “extraordinary” initial public offering (IPO) and recent strong performance in the fourth quarter of 2011. LinkedIn went to market at a pegged price of $45 dollars … Continue reading
The Social Networking Bubble 