Abstract
This is a case of Groupon, an internet or e-commerce based business established in November 2008 by a businessman named Andrew Mason. This man allegedly had only a million dollars to start the business—which came from business partner, Eric Lefkovsky. After its first half decade of operation, Groupon’s growth has been largely compared to the spread of a wildfire, thanks to the attractive benefits it offers for local businesses and retailers, as well as the consumers of the products of such businesses alike. The objective of this paper is to present a case, which is guided by a series of questions, related to ...