Leaf Group Raises $23.3M In Stock Offering
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FEBRUARY 13, 2018
Santa Monica-based Leaf Group , which runs such businesses as Saatchi Art, Society6, EHow, and Livestrong, has raised $23.3M via a registered public offering of its public stock.
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Leaf Group Seeks To Raise $22M For Acquisition, Other Efforts
socalTECH
FEBRUARY 5, 2018
Santa Monica-based Leaf Group , the publicly traded consumer Internet company best known for running such sites as Saatchi Art, Society6, EHow, and Livestrong, said it is looking to offer and sell approximately $22M in shares of its common stock. Leaf Group says it does not have any specific acquisitions in mind.
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