Billion Dollar Unicorns: Why Doesn’t Adyen Want to Go Public?

According to an IBISWorld report published last year, the online payment processing software market in the US has grown 7% annually over the period 2012 through 2017 to $20 billion. Amsterdam-based Adyen is a Billion Dollar Unicorn club member in this space, one of the few European Unicorns that have crossed the threshold.

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Billion Dollar Unicorns: Is the Duopoly Keeping AppNexus from Listing?

According to eMarketer, the US programmatic digital display ad spending was estimated to grow from $32.56 billion in 2017  to grow to $45.72 billion by 2019. The growth will be driven by continued emphasis on advertising quality and brand safety. Billion Dollar Unicorn player AppNexus is hoping to cash in on this growth, if it can address the competition from the bigger players.

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Billion Dollar Unicorns: How Does Domo’s Valuation Compare with Tableau’s?

According to a report published last year, the global BI Market is expected to grow 11% annually over the next few years to $29.5 billion by 2022 from $15.64 billion in 2016. One of the leading players in cloud-based BI solutions is Utah-based Billion Dollar Unicorn Domo.

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Can Netflix Continue to Deliver Such Stellar Results?

Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) is on a roll. Earlier this week, it reported its fourth quarter results that shattered all market expectations. If there was ever a doubt about slowing subscriber growth, Netflix has put all of those to rest in these results.

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Billion Dollar Unicorns: Atlassian is Doing Everything Right, But is it Too Expensive?

According to TechSci Research, the global collaboration software market was worth $4.78 billion in 2016. It was estimated to grow 10% annually to $8.96 billion by 2022 driven by the increasing adoption of bring your own device policies at work places. Billion Dollar Unicorn Atlassian (Nasdaq: TEAM) is an established player in the market. Since listing, the company has had a solid run, and why not – it is a rock solid company, always focused on fundamentals!

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Is the Worst Over for IBM?

After 22 straight quarters or nearly six years of revenue decline, IBM (NYSE: IBM) has finally managed to break this streak.  >>>

Billion Dollar Unicorns: Is Stitch Fix the Next Blue Apron?

Billion Dollar Unicorn club member Stitch Fix (Nasdaq: SFIX) went public late last year and generated quite an applause for being the first woman led tech company to list in 2017. But the applause seems to have given way to skepticism as analysts feel that it will stumble like Blue Apron. Some even call the investment “too risky until it can prove that its business model can stabilize”.

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Billion Dollar Unicorns: Can Okta Sustain its Valuation?

According to a Markets and Markets report, the identity and access management market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.9% from $8.09 Billion in 2016 to $14.82 Billion by 2021, driven by the demand for mobility and security solutions. The SME segment is estimated to be the fastest growing segment due to industrial growth in the Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East and Africa regions. Identity and access Management services provider Okta (Nasdaq:OKTA) listed successfully last year and continues to do well. >>>

Billion Dollar Unicorns: Can MongoDB Sustain Unicorn Status?

Last year, Billion Dollar Unicorn club member MongoDB (Nasdaq:MDB) went public and became the first non-Hadoop Big Data vendor to do so. Since its listing, the stock has had a roller coaster ride, but despite the misses, has maintained its Unicorn status. Here is a quick look at its financials and performance so far.

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Billion Dollar Unicorns: Why Cloudera Continues to Stumble

According to a report published by SNS Research late last year, the global Big Data hardware, software, and professional services markets were estimated to grow to $57 billion last year. The researcher estimates that through the period 2020, the market will grow 10% annually to $76 billion. Big Data vendor and Billion Dollar Unicorn club member Cloudera (NYSE: CLDR) listed last year. But the company has had a choppy run in the public market so far.

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