Pui News

 
“Death, Be Not Proud” – Remembrance of Josephine Yan-Pui So Memorial
Gospel Herald
Her name is Miss Yan-Pui (Josephine) So, who wrote the autobiography titled “Death, Be Not Proud” and founded a magazine ministry dedicated to the youth called Breakthrough Ministry (www.breakthrough.org.hk) in 1973. The ministry's mission is to ...


 
Strong showing at CCS for PAL badminton
San Mateo Daily Journal
“Because of the (badminton) gyms opening in the area, badminton is getting a lot more respect (on the Peninsula),” said South City badminton coach Hazel Nogera, whose girls' doubles team of Hoi Ki Leung and her sister Nga Pui Leung captured the CCS ...


 
Wall Street Journal
Start-Ups Look Beyond Facebook IPO Snafu
Wall Street Journal
By PUI-WING TAM SAN FRANCISCO—Facebook Inc.'s slipshod initial public offering has raised questions about how the fallout might affect Silicon Valley's start-up boom. So far, Antti Ylimutka isn't feeling the effects. Mr. Ylimutka is an organizer of ...

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Facebook Employees Shrug Off IPO
Wall Street Journal
By GEOFFREY A. FOWLER and PUI-WING TAM While Wall Street moved into crisis mode over Facebook Inc.'s fumbled initial public offering, employees at the company's Silicon Valley headquarters had an entirely different response: a shrug.

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Sequoia Head Reduces Role Due to Health
Wall Street Journal
By PUI-WING TAM One of Silicon Valley's best-known investors, Michael Moritz of Sequoia Capital, is stepping back from managing the venture-capital firm to deal with an "incurable" medical condition. In a letter that Sequoia sent to its investors ...

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Pinterest Raises $100 Million With $1.5 Billion Valuation
Wall Street Journal
By PUI-WING TAM Rakuten, the largest e-commerce site in Japan, is expected to be the lead investor in the much-contested next round of funding for Silicon Valley's hottest start-up, Pinterest. Kara Swisher has details on digits. Photo: Pinterest.

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The $1 Billion Club Gets Crowded
Wall Street Journal
By PUI-WING TAM The coveted club of Silicon Valley start-ups worth a billion dollars is quickly losing its exclusivity. At least 20 closely held US companies backed by venture capital are now valued at $1 billion or more, including the latest inductee, ...

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