Groupon
Groupon Inc acts as the middleman between consumers and merchants, offering products and services at discounts via its online store. It offers consumers daily deals from local merchants. The company's operations are organized into two segments: North America and International. The company generates the majority of its revenue from North America. The company generates revenue from transactions during which the company generates commissions by selling goods or services on behalf of third-party merchants. Revenue also includes commissions the company earn when customers make purchases with retailers using digital coupons accessed through its digital properties.www.groupon.com
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Sep 12, 2026
Kate LindsayHOST
which is I think why she shortened it to Lefty.
Kate LindsayHOST
But he co-founded Groupon.
Kate LindsayHOST
I would say that's like the biggest thing.
Kate LindsayHOST
Now he runs an AI company.
Barbara GrayHOST
We are going to see it.
Barbara GrayHOST
We're going to do a Groupon production.
Barbara GrayHOST
Groupon tickets for $19 each.
Barbara GrayHOST
And I went to it last week.
Barbara GrayHOST
So Barbara's going to go twice.
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Brandy PoseyHOST
I'm excited for
Barbara GrayHOST
you.
Barbara GrayHOST
Groupon.
Kate LindsayHOST
which is I think why she shortened it to Lefty.
Kate LindsayHOST
But he co-founded Groupon.
Kate LindsayHOST
I would say that's like the biggest thing.
Kate LindsayHOST
Now he runs an AI company.
Kate LindseyHOST
which is I think why she shortened it to Lefty.
Kate LindseyHOST
But he co-founded Groupon.
Kate LindseyHOST
I would say that's like the biggest thing.
Kate LindseyHOST
Now he runs an AI company.
Gene SteinbergHOST
Been a while since we've talked to filmmaker Ron James.
Gene SteinbergHOST
Of course, he works with Groupon and has produced a number of fascinating pieces, including some real movies about UFOs.
Gene SteinbergHOST
And so we're glad to have him back and we'll talk about the work he's doing now.
Gene SteinbergHOST
But we want to talk about an old friend of ours, friend of his, friend of mine, somebody who is no longer with us and the tragic circumstances of his passing.
Jack FergusonHOST
The other reason people may discount or brands may discount is because they get free advertising on sales sites.
Jack FergusonHOST
So like your Groupons and that type of thing.
Jack FergusonHOST
If you do that, prepare to decimate your margins.
Jack FergusonHOST
Those types of sites do require heavy discounts on the product in the first place.
Mary MorganHOST
So over the past couple of weeks, we have been tracking the rise of a counterfeit country music star named Stella Lefty.
Mary MorganHOST
She is the nepo baby daughter of the billionaire founder of Groupon.
Mary MorganHOST
Uh, Eric Lefkofsky is her father.
Mary MorganHOST
He's worth about $5 billion.
Mary MorganHOST
I don't know what's going on there, but her record label, Atlantic Records, is probably in a crisis room right now trying to figure out the next PR strategy, 'cause she's been caught allegedly plagiarizing again.
Mary MorganHOST
Stereogum reported on it Saying Stella Lefty may not have much style or substance as a songwriter, but at least she knows a good hook when she hears it.
Mary MorganHOST
Lefty, the Groupon heiress born Stella Leftkovsky, scored one of the year's biggest hits with Boston, a song that lifts its melody from Noah Kahan's Stick Season, an accident allegedly, even though she has covered Stick Season repeatedly.
Mary MorganHOST
After Boston made Lefty a star, people started to notice other well-known hits in her songs, including a bit of the Dixie Chicks' There's Your Trouble in Summer You Were Mine.
Nick NemethHOST
Assets podcast.
Nick NemethHOST
Today I have CEO and CFO of Groupon, a company featured on Mispriced Assets, on a live stream where, because of RegBI, it was streamed there first, and now I'm delivering to you.
Nick NemethHOST
The conversation is gonna feel a little bit more venture capital-y, a little bit more long-sighted, talking about the history, the opportunity, and what they're doing to get there.
Nick NemethHOST
Why I think this is interesting to not only Groupon Bulls, but potentially all investors is because we get into with people that are in it, what the AI world is going to look like.
Nick NemethHOST
The way I see it is there's top of the supply chain in AI, picks and shovels, hyperscalers, neoclouds, don't want to personally, don't want to invest in there on the super high CapEx, and then the bottom.
Nick NemethHOST
And what we've talked about downstream is the downstream losers, mostly.
Nick NemethHOST
I think that companies like Groupon that are agile, that can move fast, can be downstream winners.
Nick NemethHOST
Infrastructure of data is very crucial.
Austin YorkHOST
Yeah,
Stephanie BlumenthalGUEST
and co-founded Groupon and MediaOcean.
Austin YorkHOST
Yeah, so basically when she gave co-writing to, what was it, Noah Kahn?
Stephanie BlumenthalGUEST
Yeah, after.
Mike RogersHOST
Yeah,
Stephanie BlumenthalGUEST
and co-founded Groupon and MediaOcean.
Austin YorkHOST
Yeah, so basically when she gave co-writing to, what was it, Noah Kahn?
Stephanie BlumenthalGUEST
Yeah, after.
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