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Zendesk terminates its $4.1B plan to acquire Momentive, which owns SurveyMonkey, after Zendesk stockholders voted to reject the deal

Ron Miller / TechCrunch :

Jana Partners urges Zendesk to abandon its plans to acquire Momentive, which owns SurveyMonkey, rather than wait for a shareholder vote; Zendesk closed up 7.36%

Cara Lombardo / Wall Street Journal :

Zendesk announces plans to acquire Momentive, which owns SurveyMonkey, in an all-stock deal worth nearly $4B; Zendesk stock falls 16% after hours

SurveyMonkey rebrands as Momentive as it looks to expand its growing enterprise business; SurveyMonkey will retain its branding for its consumer-facing business

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Medallia, which offers a customer experience management platform, files for IPO; it reported a $82.2M net loss and $313.6M in revenue for its last fiscal year

Medallia, a Silicon Valley subscription-based software company that competes with the likes of SurveyMonkey and Qualtrics …

SurveyMonkey acquires Amsterdam-based website and app survey company Usabilla for $80M in cash and stock

SurveyMonkey announced today that it has acquired Usabilla, an Amsterdam-based website and app survey company, for $80 million in cash and stock.  —  Zander Lurie, CEO at SurveyMonkey …

Survey: in the past year there's been a 15% spike in the number of US adults who fear big tech won't be regulated sufficiently with 55% now sharing this concern

Data: SurveyMonkey poll conducted Nov. 9 to 13 among 3,622 U.S. adults with a modeled error estimate of ±2.5 percent; Survey methodology.

SurveyMonkey opens at $18.75 per share, well above its $12 IPO pricing, as it increases shares for sale from 13.5M to 15M, raising $180M

Sara Salinas / CNBC :

SurveyMonkey sets IPO range to $9 to $11/share, plans to raise $135M at the midpoint of the range and additional $40M via private placement at $1.3B valuation

SurveyMonkey, which operates a freemium online survey service, announced terms for its IPO on Thursday.

Marketing chatbot company Drift acquires Siftrock, developer of email reply management software which has clients including Glassdoor, Okta, and SurveyMonkey

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