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A bevy of social media IPOs have been revealing themselves in November from Yelp to Zynga, but determining the one that will be most profitable will require plenty of guess work.
Groupon has been under fire this year as shady accounting metrics and a failure to produce major profits have caused many bullish investors to reverse their enthusiasm surrounding the company.
With the upcoming IPO of Groupon, here are of some other internet IPOs from earlier this year that might give some insight into what to expect on Friday.