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From Today's Wall Street Journal...
May. 18th, 2012 06:00 pmFrom this article:
The billion-dollar list now excludes Facebook Inc., which on Friday is set to become a publicly traded company, valued at north of $100 billion. But it does include a large share of high-flying Web players such as file-sharing company Dropbox Inc. and room-rental provider Airbnb Inc., as well as a few lesser-known start-ups such as e-commerce platform company Rearden Commerce Inc. [<--my employer] and business software maker Workday Inc.
Let's hope! I could use the cash.
The billion-dollar list now excludes Facebook Inc., which on Friday is set to become a publicly traded company, valued at north of $100 billion. But it does include a large share of high-flying Web players such as file-sharing company Dropbox Inc. and room-rental provider Airbnb Inc., as well as a few lesser-known start-ups such as e-commerce platform company Rearden Commerce Inc. [<--my employer] and business software maker Workday Inc.
Let's hope! I could use the cash.
