12 valuations soar Internet start-ups: Quora first

Business Insider listed 12 start-ups with soaring valuations: 1.Quora, valued at $86 million trillion Quora is currently valued at $86 million trillion, but is committed to becoming a company valued at $1 billion trillion. So far, Quora has financed $11 million trillion from benchmark capital and individual investors at a 86 million dollar valuation. Earlier this year, there were rumours that investment companies were willing to invest 300 million of dollars in valuations to Quora, but were rejected by Quora on low valuations. Quora's founder believes that the company's potential is much higher than this level.　　There have also been reports that Quora had rejected a 1 billion dollar takeover offer from other companies. Quora is a question-and-answer website co-founded by Adam De Antiero Adam D ' Angelo and Charlie Csevo (Charlie Cheever), a former Facebook employee.　　One of the biggest advantages of the site is that anyone can ask outstanding venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and other internet celebrities, and often get answers soon. 2.Foursquare, valued at $600 million trillion Foursquare completed a round of $50 million trillion in funding this June. The company had previously financed 20 million of dollars.　　There are rumours that Foursquare's valuation has reached $1 billion trillion, but may actually be closer to $600 million.　　Foursquare is a mobile social services Web site based on location-based information that encourages mobile users to share information about their current location. 3.ZocDoc, valued at $700 million trillion ZocDoc this week to complete a round of $50 million trillion in financing, the company's round of financing led by DST.　　ZocDoc was founded in 2007.　　ZocDoc is an internet company in the medical field, where users can find doctors and make online appointments on the ZocDoc website. 4.Appnexus, a 850 million-dollar ad-bidding network, AppNexus $50 million trillion in financing for the C round last year, with valuations rising to $850 million.　　The company has so far financed 65.5 million of dollars.　　AppNexus is a real-time auction advertising start-up company, real-time advertising allows advertisers to track the new Web page load data, and then pay to specific consumers advertising impression. 5.Spotify, $1 billion worth of music services Spotify financed $1 billion worth of $100 million in June this year, with investors including Kester, Accel and DST. No online music company has a good profitability, and Spotify needs to find a profit model. The company paid a lot of money to record labels, so if there is no clear business model, the valuation is a castle in the making.　　Spotify is a music streaming service provider with more than 10 million registered users.　　[Page] 6.STORM8, a 1 billion dollar estimate, has reported that mobile gaming company STORM8 will complete a round of 300 million dollars in financing, including Accel and Marvell Crossover Ventures.　　If this round of financing is completed, STORM8 's valuation will reach $1 billion trillion.　　STORM8 was founded in 2009 by former Facebook engineer Chak Ming Li and Perry Tam to develop addictive role-playing games that run on the iphone, ipod Touch and Android systems. 7.Square, a $1 billion worth of mobile payment services, founded by Twitter founder Dorsey (Jack Dorsey), is valued at $1 billion. At the end of June this year, the company led a round of $100 million trillion in financing.　　Some have begun to speculate on when Square's valuation will reach $2 billion trillion.　　Square, a mobile payment company, has launched the square card reader, which has been successfully assigned to Apple stores and is popular with American customers. 8.Gilt Groupe, valued at $1 billion earlier this year, Gilt Groupe financed 138 million dollars.　　The company's revenue this year is expected to reach $500 million trillion.　　Groupe is an online boutique sales Web site, selling some of the top designer samples and not for sale, creating luxury E-commerce platform. 9.Airbnb, valued at $1 billion trillion despite a series of negative news, Airbnb is still doing well.　　Last month, the company completed a round of $112 million trillion in funding, valued at $1 billion trillion.　　Founded in August 2008, Airbnb provides an interactive platform for visitors and landlords to combine tourism with housing leasing. 10.Vente Privee, the $3 billion retail website Vente Privee is currently valued at $3 billion, but the company's founder Jacques-Anthony Granjon (Jacques-antoine Granjon) wants to keep valuations up. 2010, Vente privee revenue of 1.3 billion U.S. dollars, and this year's revenue is expected to be 1.5 billion U.S. dollars.　　Granjon's goal is to bring the company's revenues to $15 billion trillion to become the Amazon of Europe.　　Vente Privee is an online luxury discount sales website. 11.Dropbox, valued at 5 billion to 10 billion dollars Dropbox completed aA round of 7.2 million dollars in financing, there are rumors that the company is currently carrying out a new round of financing. Technology blog TechCrunch reported that Dropbox plans to finance 200 million to 300 million dollars.　　As a result, the company's valuation will rise from 2 billion U.S. dollars to 5 billion to 10 billion dollars.　　Dropbox is an online cloud storage solution provider. 12.Rovio, $200 million trillion last year, "Angry Bird" developer Rovio received 5 million dollars in revenue and 3 million dollars in profits. In March this year, Rovio completed a new round of financing, valued at $200 million trillion.　　But if "Angry Birds" continue to perform well, Rovio's valuation will quickly break 1 billion dollars. Rovio is a Finnish mobile phone game developer whose works cover a variety of types and platforms, including "Angry Birds (Angry Birds)" and "dark-frightened".