Some key choices that Andrew Mason has made amid Groupon brief's history incorporate selecting not to pitch to Google. For instance, "In late 2010 Google made a $6 billion buyout o²er to Groupon, an aggregate that was adjacent twice as much as Google had beforehand offered for any securing. Artisan, be that as it may, rejected the buyout offer," (Nelson and Quick, 2013). Another choice that Andrew Mason has made was the one to take the organization open and begin offering stock. "Toward the beginning of June 2011, Groupon documented printed material with the United States' Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) for an underlying Offering (IPO) of stock," (Nelson and Quick, 2013). Likewise, Mason settled on the choice to acquire a client relationship