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Square opens at $11.20 a share, shares rise as much as 50% during market debut — Square opens at $11.20 a share in market debut — Mobile payments company Square started trading on the NYSE $11.20 a share on Thursday. A day earlier, the company had priced its initial public offering below the range it previously outlined.| Wall Street Journal: |
Square pays $93M penalty to investors like Rizvi Traverse, J.P. Morgan, and others, thanks to ratchet clause in its 2014 round — Square Pays $93 Million Penalty to Some Investors in IPO — Square Inc. will have to give some investors additional shares valued at $93 million … | Matt Levine / Bloomberg View: |
Lessons from Square's IPO: all investors made at least a 20% return, the ratchet worked perfectly, and valuing companies is hard — Square Turns the IPO Corner — The initial public offering of Square was supposed to be a sign of doom for unicorns, a proof that you can't make money investing in pre-IPO tech companies any more.| Fortune: |
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Sources: Adele's new album, 25, won't be available on streaming services when it's released on Friday; Adele involved in decision — Adele Is Said to Reject Streaming for ‘25’ — For weeks, the music industry has been awaiting the release of Adele's new album, “25,” with a mixture of excitement and anxiety.| Kelly Winters / Facebook: |
Facebook tests tools that offer to hide ex-partners from you and limit the content they can see after breakup — Improving the Experience When Relationships End — Community Support FYI is a new series of blog posts about how we work to keep the Facebook community safe, supported and connected.| Ben Lovejoy / 9to5Mac: |
iFixit Apple Pencil teardown reveals twin emitters to measure angle & orientation, logic board folded in half — No new Apple tech survives long without being taken apart by iFixit, and the Apple Pencil is no exception. Apple didn't make it easy, however, with iFixit having to resort … | Jon Russell / TechCrunch: |
LG partners with local banks to launch its own mobile payment service in South Korea, no word on international plans yet — LG Is Developing Its Own Mobile Payment Service — Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay... there'll one more to add to the list soon.| Wall Street Journal: |
Activist investor Starboard asks Yahoo to sell core business instead of Alibaba stake because of concerns over large shareholder tax bill — Starboard Urges Yahoo to Drop Alibaba Spinoff Plan — Firm says risk of tax hit from spinoff too high, pushes company to sell core business| Patrick Wynn / Official Google for Work Blog: |
Google Hangouts rolls out ability to add users without a Google account to video calls by sending an invitation link — Meetings made simple with guest access — Joining a meeting should be as easy as walking into a room. That should be the case whether you're meeting in person, or face-to-face over video.| Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch: |
Tinder Owner Match Group Debuts On Nasdaq At $13.50/Share, Up 12.5% — After a bizarre interview from one of its executives on the day of its IPO pricing, today Match Group, owner of the popular Tinder dating app, listed as a public company, spinning out from its parent IAC.| Noah Kulwin / Re/code: |
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Amazon quietly turned on two-factor authentication a few weeks ago after private beta — It's time to secure your Amazon account with two-factor authentication — Relying solely on passwords to secure important accounts may be outdated, but until they're gone for good your best alternative … | Cleve R. Wootson Jr / The Charlotte Observer: |
Operator of two sites specializing in pirated music, RockDizMusic.com and RockDizFile.com, gets three years in prison and must pay $48K restitution — Music piracy case sends Charlotte man to federal prison for 3 years — Rocky Ouprasith ran the nation's second largest illegal music file-sharing site
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