The following video is part of this week's MarketFoolery podcast, in which host Chris Hill, along with Jason Moser, Mike Olsen, and Joe Magyer, discuss the latest business news. Shares of Groupon fell this week, in part because of news about a shake-up in the company's board of directors. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz departs the board after just over a year, while Daniel Henry from American Express joins Groupon's board. In this segment, the guys analyze Groupon's operations and falling share price to determine whether the stock is now cheap enough to buy.
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