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Interest must be heavy in obtaining a piece of OpenTable’s impending initial public offering of stock scheduled for later this week, judging by an amendment the San Francisco-based developer of an electronic reservation booking system for restaurants filed today to its initial registration statement. The potential price range was bumped up nicely from the $12-$14 range the company announced last week to $16-$18.

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OpenTable, the San Francisco-based developer of an electronic reservation booking system for restaurants, moved closer to pushing its proposed initial public offering out the door Tuesday when it estimated a price range of between $12 and $14 per-share price for the 3 million shares it plans to sell the public for the first time. At the high end, the offering would generate $42 million. About half of that would go to current shareholders selling some of their own stake in the IPO.

The pricing was part of a fourth amendment the company filed Tuesday to its original registration statement, which it updated with results for its quarter ended March 31. Sales for the quarter totaled Read the rest of this entry »

At the very least, give the folks at OpenTable, the San Francisco-based developer of an electronic reservation booking system, an A for chutzpah, as they launch an initial public offering in the midst of a consumer-spending meltdown (Risk duly noted below.)

The company registered today to raise an estimated Read the rest of this entry »