That's according to the online coupon leader's just-out first-quarter earnings report, cited by MarketWatch. The company -- a competitor of Gannett's DealChicken -- met analysts' average forecast on earnings and bested expectations on revenue.
GRPN shares initially soared 12% in after-hours trading to a recent $6.25 a share. GCI's stock, meanwhile, was flat in late trading after closing earlier at $20.70 a share, up 22 cents, or 1.1%, as the S&P 500 index closed at a record high for a fifth session.
GRPN shares initially soared 12% in after-hours trading to a recent $6.25 a share. GCI's stock, meanwhile, was flat in late trading after closing earlier at $20.70 a share, up 22 cents, or 1.1%, as the S&P 500 index closed at a record high for a fifth session.
I know few people buy into Fried Chicken, but Groupon is a category leader and seems cheap enough to buy some shares. Remember, Gannett was once below $2. I know, I know, it was once over $90 as well.
ReplyDeleteToday was the last day of many Deal Chicken folks who launched the product.
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