Marketing Pilgrim's Local Channel is available for sponsorship. If you are interested in sponsoring this channel, please contact us here.
By Andy Beal on February 28, 2007
Carl Icahn Invests in Mobile Content Provider Motricity
Comments Off
Motricity, a mobile content and services company based in Durham, N.C., has announced a $50 million round of equity funding from serial investor Carl Icahn.
Being a company local to me, I’m glad to see them growing and getting some working capital. but I’m sure they’re well aware that Icahn is not always an investor that likes the status quo.
Similar Stories in: Local | Forward: Email This Post
Similar posts you may like...
- Is there Any Board Carl Icahn Hasn’t Shaken-up?
- InfoSpace Sells Mobile Unit to Motricity; What’s Left?
- Champagne Pops at Yahoo as Carl Icahn Resigns Board Position
- Keep Your Eye on the Yahoo, WPP Ad Partnership; Ignore Carl Icahn
- Is Icahn Skipping Yahoo Annual Meeting so Shareholders Can Do His Dirty Work?
- Google Search Share Stays Steady As Microsoft and Yahoo Wrestle for the Rest
- Chrome for Android Beta Arrives
- Majority of Users Say Social Networkers Are Kind and Caring
- The Sharing Economy: Could It Be the Next Big Thing?
- Groupon’s First Public Quarter Is No Deal for Investors
- Compete Says Google+ Is Becoming An Enormous Success
- Win Copies of Brian Carter's "The Like Economy: How Businesses Make Money With Facebook" - 32 comments
- Google's Not Focusing On the User! Waah Waah Waah, Cry Me a River! - 17 comments
- Reputation Watch: Zappos Security Breach Tests Internet Giant - 16 comments
- Facebook's Real Problem in Just 44 Words - 14 comments
- Revenue Starts to Figure Into Social Media ROI - 11 comments
- Marketers To Invest in Blogs in 2012 - 10 comments
- Will 2012 Become the Year of Mobile SEO? - 9 comments
- 5 Marketing Tips from the Social Commerce Summit - 9 comments
- Is Google a Public Company or Part of the Public Domain? - 8 comments
- Blogging Declines in Inc. 500 Survey - 8 comments
