AirBnB Founders Are Using A Huge Chunk Of The Latest Financing To Pay Themselves A $21 Million Dividend

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		Tech Entertainment Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Europe Video Latest October 03, 2011 AirBnB Founders Are Using A Huge Chunk Of The Latest Financing To Pay Themselves A $21 Million Dividend Unusual, to say the least.  Read » Google Just Opened Its First Retail Outlet In London It's only a small store within a store, but that's how Microsoft started its retail push, too.  Read » Here Are The Top 7 Highest Paying Companies In Silicon Valley According to one clever ex-Google Engineer.  Read » 10 Startups That Could Sell For Millions Or Billions Tomorrow They're ripe for acquisitions.  Read » Wireless Carriers Remember Where You've Been And Who You've Called For The Last Two Years Plus, guess which carrier is keeping track of your texts for months after you send them?  Read » Yahoo Is Having A Big Mystery Press Conference Monday What do you think the news will be?  Read » And Now IBM Has Also Blown Past Microsoft, Becoming The Second-Most Valuable Tech Company In The World Humiliating.  Read » Advertisement Jack Ma Says Alibaba Is "Very Interested" In Buying Yahoo "We are very interested in Yahoo."  Read » Facing Low Bids For A Site That's Working, Hulu's Parents May Not Sell At All The sellers are losing motivation.  Read » Making Beer And A Trip To Hawaii: Just Another Week At Google No wonder employees love working there.  Read » Super Angel Investor Dave McClure Is Happy To Tell You Exactly How Much He's Worth Ah, Silicon Valley/San Franciso where "not so much" personal net worth is "less than $1m liquid, maybe a little more on paper."  Read » Didn't IBM Pass Microsoft In Market Cap Back In May? Deja vu.  Read » New York VC Fund Launches! A VC named Chip Meakem and his bud Brian Hirsch are forming a new firm called Tribeca Venture Partners.  Read » The World's Most Important Apple Blogger Is Pretty Impressed With Amazon's New Kindles "Attack from a position of strength. Build on your previous successes. That’s what Apple does. That’s what Amazon is doing here."  Read » Advertisement Related Topics Share this: Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon LinkedIn The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.wyldside@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to SAI RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy