Yelp announced today that it surpassed 100 million unique vistors on its site in January, marking the first time in Yelp history it has had that many uniques in a month. “That’s an all-time high

Yelp this afternoon posted better-than-expected Q4 revenues, but the stock is trading lower on a wider-than-anticipated loss for the quarter. Yelp reported Q4 revenues of $41.2 million, up 65% from a year ago, and ahead of

Business review website Yelp reported a wider fourth-quarter loss than analysts estimated Wednesday as it boosted spending on expansion into new markets.The net loss was $5.32 million (8 cents per share), the San Francisco company