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Suddenly, the window for tech IPOs has opened up. Raed Malhas, founder and CEO and founder of MiNeeds.com: "The team behind Yelp is its most valuable asset..."

How MiNeeds, a Local-Sevices Startup Run by Software Guys, Softened Up for Weddings

When the ex-Microsofties behind local services site MiNeeds thought about expanding their business, they got what seemed like weird advice...

PC World named Mineeds as one of the top "Collaboration" services

Why we like it: Just post your "need" and then wait for bids to roll in. Compare offers, view each professional's credentials, and read reviews left by other customers.

Kiplinger mentioned Mineeds as one of 5 Sites That Help You Save Money

If you're looking for a contractor, lawyer, photographer or any
service provider, you could get out the phone book and call every
listing to get price quotes

Mineeds mentioned in "6 Time-Savers" article

you post your job for free, then service pro the fessionals in your area submit bids—and you pick the best person at the right price.

Raed Malhas Talks Angie's List, Groupon.

MiNeeds.com founder breaks down these two recent IPOs. Raed Malhas founded MiNeeds.com in late 2007, and launched the website in the summer of 2008. With the site, he created a platform that allows consumers to post jobs they need to get done, and contractors then bid on the work.

Wedding Fashion and Style Tips for 2012: What's "In", and What's "Out" From the Experts at MiWeddingNeeds.com

Your wedding day is the biggest day of your life, and everything has to be done up in proper style. But what's "In" today can be quickly "Out" tomorrow, and you don't want the bride left holding the bag with yesterday's looks.

Need local services for less? Try MiNeeds

MiNeeds is a personalized service shopping site that offers consumers a helpful way to shop for services such as legal help, contractors, wedding planners, photographers, and more but without the hassle of a phone book or non-objective site

Site Helps Turn Skills Into Cash

The 5 million jobless Americans — and anyone else trying to make a few bucks on the side — may be interested in a few Seattle Web startups brokering short-term work...