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Groupon

Groupon, Inc. is an American e-commerce marketplace that connects subscribers with local merchants by offering activities, travel, goods, and services in 13 countries.

Key facts

Website.name: Groupon, Inc.
Website.logo: frameless|upright=1frameless|upright=1
Website.logo_caption: Headquarters at the Leo Burnett Building in Chicago, Illinois
Website.company_type: Public
Website.native_clients: iOS, Android
Website.industry: Electronic commerce
Website.area_served: Global
Website.website_type: Online deal marketplace
Website.chairman: Ted Leonsis
Website.CEO: Dušan Šenkypl
Website.location: Leo Burnett Building
Website.location_country: U.S.
Website.num_employees: 2,213 (2023)
Website.current_status: Active
Website.revenue: (2023)
Website.operating_income: (2023)
Website.net_income: (2023)
Website.assets: (2023)

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Article

22 sections

Contents

History
Initial public offering
2011 onward
Acquisitions and partnerships
Business
Business model
Geographic markets
Financials
Groupon Now application
Groupon Promise
Groupon VIP
Groupon MerchantOS
Reception
Super Bowl commercials
Violation of gift certificate expiration laws
Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission
UK Office of Fair Trading investigation
Groupon and Chilean consumer office lawsuit
Living on Groupon ("Live Off Groupon" program)
Media related
References
External links

Groupon, Inc. is an American e-commerce marketplace that connects subscribers with local merchants by offering activities, travel, goods, and services in 13 countries.

The company launched in Chicago in November 2008 before expanding to Boston, New York City, and Toronto. As of October 2010, Groupon was available in 150 cities in North America and 100 cities across Europe, Asia, and South America, with 35 million registered users. By March 2015, Groupon served approximately 500 cities and 48.1 million registered users.