Companies are taking longer to go public, and many are choosing not to go public.
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My first startup we filed to go public, filed our S-1 to go public in the end of '99.
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To me, I think that means you go public, and if you go public you take money from normal, everyday Americans.
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That's the other part, is they have all this cash and they don't have to go public, and they can wait to go public.
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If it makes sense for us to go public, and I absolutely think it will make sense for us to go public, that's something we'll do.
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A bad week to go public After that mad dash to overhaul its business and go public, Uber ran into a different problem: the Week from Hell.
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Blue Apron, which delivers ingredients to cook meals in your home and was among the companies whispered to go public this year, has now filed to go public.
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Read more: These 10 buzzy digital health startups are poised to go public in the next 12 monthsRead more: Healthcare startup Livongo is gearing up to go public.
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Pinterest is one of several tech companies expected to go public this year, including Uber, Lyft and Postmates, all of which have filed their own confidential paperwork to go public.
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US FOODS PLANS TO GO PUBLIC | US Foods intends to go public, less than a year after a planned merger with its rival Sysco collapsed because of opposition from government regulators,
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Everyone wants to top-tick the market when they go public, so there's not just companies looking to go public now, but there is also a backlog of companies from 2018.
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The bottom line: We often see companies go public in order to reduce their debt, but this may be the first time we've seen a company add debt to go public.
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It's one of the several companies that appear primed to go public in the back half of the year, with Stitch Fix also filing confidentially with the SEC to go public.
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Here's what we're watching: • Spotify files to go public.
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Slack is planning to go public in 2019 Slack is planning to go public in 2019, The Wall Street Journal reported and a person familiar with the matter confirmed to Business Insider.
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That sounds like a pretty strong impetus to go public.
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Victims who go public are often disbelieved and publicly smeared.
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I just don't know how these things ever go public.
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And you hope to go public, is that the goal?
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However, many journalists don't go public about violence or harassment.
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In April, WeWork also filed confidential paperwork to go public
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We'll update this story as more characters' Instagrams go public.
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There are more than 100 companies waiting to go public.
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Spotify is expected to go public on Tuesday, April 3.
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Slack has filed to go public via a direct listing.
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Airbnb is unlikely to go public soon, the Journal said.
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They could go public in as little as two weeks.
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Zhang: Well we don't have the agenda to go public.
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But great tech companies can — and will — still go public.
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If you can get $200 million, you can go public.
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On why she decided to go public with her diagnosis:
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Uber is expected to also go public later this year.
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And it looks like the company would rather go public.
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A lot of biotech companies go public very early on.
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Now the big question is when Spotify will go public.
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"We'll go public when the time is right," he said.
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Did Dyn have the size and scale to go public?
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Well, I'd like to go public with my own situation.
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Blue Coat had plans to go public later this year.
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Airbnb announced Thursday its plans to go public in 2020.
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He wasn't sure about whether to go public with them.
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And, in October, the service is scheduled to go public.
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We're hoping to go public in the next few years.
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Less incentive to go public is the key driver here.
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Workplace messaging platform Slack has confidentially filed to go public
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It's likely to go public in the next year, too.
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Last weekend's ceremony was purely to go public for fans.
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And don't expect the company to go public this year.
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That could influence other tech "unicorns" looking to go public.
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It's the first of many decacorns about to go public.
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Often, the biggest payoffs come from companies that go public.
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What to expect if you go public with your story.
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Our retired generals don't go public like that very often.
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This will be a year when some unicorns go public.
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Sonos disclosed its plan to go public on July 6.
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ByteDance says it has no immediate plans to go public.
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Slack and Postmates have both filed paperwork to go public.
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Credit Karma had been expected to go public this year.
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Then, she had a sex tape go public in 2003.
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It has said it's preparing to go public in 2019.
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Streaming service Spotify announced Wednesday its plan to go public.
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He said he'd been worried that she might go public.
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Unlike many companies, like Uber and Airbnb with sky-high valuations, Snap decided to go public earlier in its monetization, probably because it's better to go public before the market considers the company overvalued.
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I THINK THERE ARE LESSONS TO BE LEARNED ABOUT THE VALUATIONS AND HOW YOU GO PUBLIC AND HOW YOU TREAT THE PUBLIC SHAREHOLDER THOSE LESSONS SHOULD BE LEARNED BY EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO GO PUBLIC.
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Line is the fifth tech company to go public this year.
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In many cases, companies decide to go public at that point.
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Snap is also gearing up to go public, likely on Thursday.
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DocuSign has filed to go public in yet another 2018 IPO.
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Nearly three years ago, , my then-employer, filed to go public.
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"I don't want to feel compelled" to go public, he said.
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No word on when — or if — it plans to go public.
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Talk to me, why did you guys go public with it?
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The visual search engine filed confidentially to go public on Thursday.
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Instead, companies will directly list their shares when they go public.
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That's the fear ... KS: What's the next company to go public?
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One software company, MuleSoft, is likely to go public next week.
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Rachel Lindsay cannot wait to finally go public with her relationship.
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After postponing it for two years, Line may finally go public.
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Uber, Slack and Postmates have also filed paperwork to go public.
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But don't expect to see this company go public anytime soon.
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Few men have yet dared to go public with their reservations.
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Hinrikus said the company isn't in a rush to go public.
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Both Uber and Lyft are expected to go public in 2019.
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Tanium is planning to go public within 18 months, Hindawi said.
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TC: Galaxy found a way to go public back in August.
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Dropbox will be the first YC-backed company to go public.
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As we've all seen, companies are waiting longer to go public.
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If successful, it could change how some tech companies go public.
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But what will it be worth when it does go public?
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To be clear, a company need not aspire to go public.
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Slack, Pinterest and Palantir also plan to go public in 2019.
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Italian companies have struggled to go public so far this year.
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Either you go public, or you get acquired at some point.
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Uber and Pinterest are expected to go public later this month.
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Billion-dollar private companies are stampeding to go public this spring.
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Meanwhile, Snapchat, soon to go public, is also stealing away dollars.
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And whether the papers go public is her call to make.
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But there's a danger of waiting to go public as well.
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But several of those that did go public have fared well.
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Chargebee has similarities to Zuora, which recently filed to go public.
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Uber is rumored to go public within the next two years.
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Uber has repeatedly said it expects to go public in 2019.
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Some said they'd prefer to go public in the near future.
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SBI Life will be the second life insurer to go public.
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WeWork has been reeling after its disastrous attempt to go public.
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Frequency, based in Woburn, Massachusetts, filed to go public in September.
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Cloudflare, the hot cloud networking platform, has filed to go public.
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Uber has plans to go public as well sometime in 2019.
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WeWork could still go public this year, despite a challenging calendar.
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Airbnb on Thursday announced it plans to go public in 21.3.
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Don't expect Uber to go public anytime soon, Bill Gurley says.
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LS: It will go public, I'd guess in sub five years.
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Obviously we're waiting for Airbnb and some others to go public.
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Airbnb has announced that it intends to go public in 2020.
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Airbnb on Thursday announced it plans to go public in 2020.
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Or they could go public — if they make it that far.
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Scott Wapner: So, we hit whether a company should go public.
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Uber, Lyft, Airbnb and Pinterest are all about to go public.
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Like, 'You know, you may want to go public one day.
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We're the last internet company to go public before the crash.
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The ride-hailing company is preparing to go public next year.
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Startups have been getting their valuations chopped when they go public.
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I mean, Frontier is out there, waiting to-- go public, perhaps.
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Their reluctance to go public was motivated, in part, by politics.
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The start-up announced its intent to go public on Aug.
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The picture wasn't even supposed to go public, Mel B said.
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There are some options for U.S. companies looking to go public.
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I decided to go public with my plan and took action.
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Who can you "go public with" so you can't go back?
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Here are the 23 startups hoping to go public in 2020.
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It's also unclear when photographs and video would actually go public.
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Online vacation-home giant Airbnb plans to go public in 2020.
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Spotify's unconventional plans to go public appear to be moving forward.
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California-based cannabis company MedMen wants to go public — in Canada.
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Lyft will be the first ride-hailing company to go public.
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Deals • The workplace messaging company Slack filed confidentially to go public.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Technology companies rarely make money before they go public.
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WeWork's disastrous attempt to go public has been full of twists.
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You go public, trade sale, or you go out of business.
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Meek Mill's War With The JudgeAaron Rodgers & Danica Patrick Go Public
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"We have a very strong pipeline of companies, we have 50 applications that are already publicly filed to go public that will go public in 2017," Aust told CNBC at the Web Summit technology conference in Lisbon.
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Lyft is the first ride-hailing company to go public in the US. The company raced to go public before its chief competitor, Uber, and unveiled its IPO filing just weeks before Uber's is expected to land.
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Go deeper: WeWork discloses earnings, CEO discloses why it might go public
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And why would you go public in a lot of these places?
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My educated guess is that the company could go public next year.
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Typically, when companies go public, they follow an elaborate series of protocols.
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Zscaler is expected to go public later this year, Reuters has reported.
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Lyft will likely go public before Uber, one of the people said.
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Both Uber and Lyft are expected to go public, potentially next year.
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Lyft is planning to go public in early 2019, CNBC reported Tuesday.
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It filed confidential paperwork in May indicating its intent to go public.
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Adding Adventures helps Airbnb diversify as it gears up to go public.
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New York (CNN Business)Uber chose the worst time to go public.
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Why would a company want to go public in the first place?
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No word yet on when the company might look to go public.
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It could go public as soon as Monday, the company announced today.
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But the Trump impeachment investigation is likely to go public very soon.
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Alex Wilhelm: It's an American company that's trying to go public here.
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That said, there are other unicorns that should go public this year.
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Jumia, founded in 2012, is the first African unicorn to go public.
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His firm saw 10 companies go public in 12 quarters, he said.
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Still, it has no immediate plans to go public, the sources said.
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Twilio is also the eleventh CNBC Disruptor company overall to go public.
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She says she threatened to "go public" if she didn't get paid.
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It could go public as early as the second half of 2018.
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Before Alexa, Prime, and reasonably quick internet, Amazon filed to go public.
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But they weren't ready to go public with their secret until now.
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Here are some of the startups rumored to go public in 2019:
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Good Technology thought that it was going to go public, as well.
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The timing is notable: Uber is slated to go public next month.
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A decade after it was founded, Dropbox has filed to go public.
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The company actually plans to go public without the standard fundraising event.
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The company expects to go public on the first quarter of 2018.
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Why it matters: This could change how founder-led startups go public.
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It's unusual for scientists to go public before their papers get published.
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Next up: Peloton, which reportedly plans to go public later this year.
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The two had yet to go public until their wedding announcement. 5.
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Uber and Lyft filed to go public confidentially on the same day.
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Some inside the Obama administration wanted to go public with the information.
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Earlier on Friday, the video conferencing company Zoom filed to go public.
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Layer in key spending, especially for growth initiatives, before you go public.
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Lyft's rival Uber is set to go public in the coming months.
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Here's the issue: do unicorns need a higher threshold to go public?
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Yext isn't the only venture-backed company to go public this week.
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"There's no reason to go public unless you need capital," he believes.
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There has been intense speculation about the company's plans to go public.
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However, the couple had yet to go public until their wedding announcement.
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Airbnb, which is reportedly profitable, is expected to go public in 2018.
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If successful, it could change how well-known tech companies go public.
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So what happens to companies like this when they don't go public?
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That's leading many to wonder if Palantir ever needs to go public.
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Maybe the better question is: Does Uber even have to go public?
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Lending Club was the first company of its kind to go public.
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Uber has repeatedly said it expects to go public in 2019. 2.
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Blue Apron is the first U.S. meal-kit company to go public.
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He said the company's real goal is its campaign to go public.
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TikTok 's owner is denying it wants to go public next year.
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Swedish payment start-up iZettle announced it will go public this year.
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The next jumbo-size unicorn in line to go public is WeWork.
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Airbnb now expects to go public sometime in 2020, the company announced.
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Airbnb announced in September that it planned to go public in 2020.
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The $3.2 billion cybersecurity company Cloudflare filed to go public on Thursday.
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YOU KNOW, THE OPTION TO GO PUBLIC WAS VERY MUCH THERE, RIGHT.
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Workplace messaging program Slack is also likely to go public this year.
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WeWork is running into major roadblocks as it attempts to go public.
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It was China's first state-owned telecom equipment maker to go public.
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But that's not stopping companies looking to go public on Wall Street.
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Go public in 2004, and then the company was bought in 2005.
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The point of the legislation is to help more companies go public.
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Will their company rally and become a booming success and go public?
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The film starts six weeks before Coy's parents decide to go public.
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"Spotify has chosen a very unorthodox route to go public," he said.
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But that situation doesn't apply to every company that will go public.
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Since August, WeWork's original plan to go public has steadily spiraled downhill.
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AUGUST 14: WeWork publicly filed paperwork detailing its intent to go public.
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In September 2019, Airbnb announced its plan to go public in 2020.
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Talk to me about your motivation to go public about your habits.
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When you go public, you file this first look at the business.
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The fundamental reason to go public is, of course, to access capital.
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In the US, companies aspiring to go public have faced added challenges.
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Uber could now go public as soon as next April, they said.
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If, or when, it decides to go public, that could become vital.
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Go deeper: WeWork discloses earnings, CEO discloses why it might go public
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And talk about the worst time to go public with your sexuality.
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Dell votes to buy back VMware tracking stock and go public again
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Lixiang is set to go public at a similar level of immaturity.
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SPACs are becoming a more popular way for companies to go public.
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But none of that is stopping DoorDash from preparing to go public.
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However, Spiegel still has the same advice for founders: "Don't go public."
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How Casper stacks up against its competitorsCasper has filed to go public.
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The New York-based startup filed to go public earlier this month.
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Protections for angel investors, making it easier for companies to go public.
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The New York-based startup filed to go public earlier in January.
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Casper, the buzzy online mattress startup, filed to go public on Friday.
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They agreed that it was time for the company to go public.
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I think it's reasonably likely at some point that we'll go public.
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The tech-enabled primary care provider filed to go public last week.
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Read more: Primary-care startup One Medical just filed to go public.
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That upheaval is connected to WeWork&aposs failed attempt to go public.
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" He added, "If they wanted to go public they should have resigned.
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I'm not ready to go public about that aspect of my condition.
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Lyft, Uber and Postmates are all expected to go public this year.
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When they do decide to go public, they are a lot larger.
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Why this company is trying to go public isn't hard to understand.
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The company confidentially filed to go public in June, according to Recode.
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But as it prepares to go public, Uber continues to face challenges.
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Uber could go public with a $90-billion to $120-billion valuation.
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Like many tech companies that go public, Maoyan is not yet profitable.
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Slack said Monday that it has filed confidential paperwork to go public.
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The ultimate goal is to go public with the new holding company.
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That&aposs a pretty major change in how you might go public.
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Slack, an office messaging app company, has also filed to go public.
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In 2015, SoulCycle filed a registration statement and intention to go public.
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It's now viewed as a potential candidate to go public in 2020.
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Yes, it's scheduled to go public on Thursday morning — but with redactions.
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Talend would be the second enterprise software company to go public after Twilio.
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Slack files to go public, reports $138.9M in losses on revenue of $400.6M
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Uber is expected to go public Friday on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Lyft and its larger rival Uber both plan to go public next year.
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Virgin Galactic plans to go public this year at a valuation of $1.5bn.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger continue to go public with their summer romance.
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That was once viewed as the next big tech giant to go public.
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It's also an investor in MuleSoft, which filed to go public in February.
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The filing does not guarantee that Medpace will go public, the people said.
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Yet after Great Recession, these sub rosa rumblings are starting to go public.
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If he didn't actually commit a doping violation, why did Diaz go public?
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Uber is widely expected to go public in April, trailing behind rival Lyft.
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Spotify has filed confidentially to go public, sources told Dan Primack at Axios.
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Lyft, its key competitor in the U.S., also recently filed to go public.
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How do you deal with an entrepreneur who doesn't want to go public?
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It is set to go public in a direct listing later this year.
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TechCrunch reported in July that the company had filed confidentially to go public.
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Meanwhile, DoorDash's main competitor, Postmates, is gearing up to go public this quarter.
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Five years after the launch of Snapchat, Snap is planning to go public.
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When Uber and Lyft go public, they will have even more name recognition.
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Cloudera, the enterprise data company, will also go public tomorrow on the NYSE.
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But when Transport Canada delayed on taking action, she decided to go public.
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It might be getting easier for companies to go public around the world.
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A second digital health company, Health Catalyst, filed to go public on Thursday.
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Go deeper: WeWork CEO on profits and why the company may go public
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Go deeper: PetSmart's unprofitable online pet store Chewy to go public this week
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"It's at that time that we will look to go public," said Kalkhoven.
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A flurry of business software companies have opted to go public this year.
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In addition, one of its competitors, HelloFresh, is also planning to go public.
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If it does go public, it will be a much bigger, healthier company.
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"We have no plans to go public," said John Collison in an interview.
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So, why are we seeing so few companies go public in recent years?
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In the past, companies would go public early in order to raise funds.
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The success of Nutanix may encourage some other smaller unicorns to go public.
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But I think when the time is right the company will go public.
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News he's glad Haynes made the choice to go public about his sexuality.
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Yes, there are companies in the world that go public and make money.
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Slack confidentially filed to go public, according to a press release published Monday.
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Kannan said 7 has plans to go public but declined to provide details.
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What were today's giants like back when they first filed to go public?
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Among them: Epic Systems doesn't do deals, and it will never go public.
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He claimed she was threatening to go public with naked photos and videos.
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The co-founder added that there were "no immediate plans" to go public.
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Regulations need to be streamlined to incentivize companies to go public, she said.
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Reverse takeovers allow companies to go public by rolling into listed shell corporations.
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Just yesterday, Uber's CEO implied they are in no hurry to go public.
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To be sure, executive departures happen — especially as companies grow and go public.
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Others expected to go public in 2019 include Uber, Pinterest, Zoom and Slack.
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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said the media site is planning to go public.
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Ant Financial is tipped to go public in the not-too-distant future.
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He then passed along the report to Nunes, who proceeded to go public.
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While onstage, the conversation inevitably turned to when the company might go public.
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He said, though, that Impossible Foods does not immediately intend to go public.
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Bigger picture: It won't be this year, but Airbnb will eventually go public.
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A portion of Saudi Aramco may not go public until late next year.
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We'll see what story Snapchat sings when it's its turn to go public.
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It plans to go public in 2020, something employees have been pushing for.
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A marketing blitz would make sense for a company preparing to go public.
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The board on Tuesday also passed a resolution to go public by 2019.
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Airbnb is reportedly planning to go public via a direct listing next year.
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I live in Weston, Ma. Do you know when you will go public?
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Its founder has said the company could go public in the future. Kiwi.
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The second reason is that companies are also waiting longer to go public.
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It's their duty to resign—and go public about why they're doing it.
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SmileDirectClub just became the latest digital health company to file to go public.
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SoulCycle also filed to go public in 2015 but eventually pulled those plans.
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Airbnb expects it will go public sometime in 2020, the company announced Thursday.
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On September 19, the company announced it expects to go public in 2020.
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Mike: Travis Kalanick (Uber's chief executive) really, really doesn't want to go public.
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However, Faraday Grid collapsed the same day that WeWork filed to go public.
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The maker of connected fitness equipment will go public at $29 a share.
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Initially, the company said it still planned to go public later this year.
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Go public television with PBS: They're livestreaming the royal wedding on YouTube below.
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But Rancic wasn't always certain she wanted to go public with her diagnosis.
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The company picked the right time to go public from a markets perspective.
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FanDuel is in advanced talks to go public, but not via an IPO.
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You were discussing all the reasons that someone would want to go public.
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Of course there are reasons that someone would not want to go public.
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I was like, 'You better pay me or I'm going to go public.
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We'll update our tracker as other tech companies go public throughout the year.
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Most startups that don't go public never had the option to do so.
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Social Capital has a plan to help startups go public without the IPO.
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TechCrunch reported in July that the company had filed confidentially to go public.
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Personal Capital declined to comment on whether it had plans to go public.
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The company announced in September that it planned to go public this year.
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Expectations for Xiaomi were high when it filed to go public in May.
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Companies that go public going forward should begin trading with more reasonable expectations.
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At the end of that conversation, she said she wanted to go public.
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Did you have advance knowledge about his plan to go public with it?
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P.O. SmartSheet, a cloud-based business software company, reportedly plans to go public.
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Big brands you've heard of, those can go public in almost any market.
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When this happens, permission is granted to go public with your private thoughts.
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Most women who go public with #MeToo stories are fearful for obvious reasons.
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The IPOs keep coming: The search company Elastic has filed to go public.
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The settlement defuses a potentially thorny issue as Uber prepares to go public.
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The bigger picture: Katerra wants to go public eventually, Mr. Marks, told Michael.
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Two big marijuana chains were the first to go public with their fines.
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And he revealed that one of his accusers was threatening to go public.
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With the travel market in tatters, when can Airbnb go public in 2020?
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With the travel market in tatters, when can Airbnb go public in 2020?
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If You Go Public buses from Vevey drop visitors outside of Chaplin's World.
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The company said in September that it intended to go public this year.
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The RealReal was the first resale company to go public in July 2019.
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The RealReal was the first resale company to go public in July 2019.
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The U.S.-based Stealth BioTherapeutics reportedly plans to go public in Hong Kong.
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So she reached out to CNN to go public for the first time.
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The biggest names in space likely won't be the ones to go public.
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Several dealmakers have said they expect the company to go public next year.
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Startup watchers believe Gusto is bound to go public sooner rather than later.
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All of this lead to her deciding to go public with her baldness.
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Will Airbnb go public in 2020 and if so, how will it fare?
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Deals • Casper Sleep, the popular online mattress seller, has filed to go public.
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E-commerce phenom and D2C bright light Casper has filed to go public.
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And CyberArk Software kept its head down, waiting until 2014 to go public.
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Who are you betting is the next health-tech company to go public?
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Last month, the start-up pulled the plug on plans to go public.
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Next week, Super League Gaming, an esports company, is expected to go public.
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Those questions led me to the decision to go public with my condition.
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The new company could even go public one day, Khudaverdyan and Abovsky said.
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Khosrowshahi has repeatedly said the company would seek to go public in 2019.
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Uber, Slack, Pinterest and Postmates are all expected to go public this year.
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The primary-care startup One Medical on Friday filed paperwork to go public.
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He isn't ready to go public with the news of our failed relationship.
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Uber, which may go public at a $120 billion valuation, would dwarf Lyft.
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So once they go public, they have slower growth in annual market cap.
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Highly valued companies like Dropbox, of course, have been reluctant to go public.
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It also said it was looking to go public on an international stock exchange.
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This year may be a disappointing one for start-ups planning to go public.
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"No one wants to go public the during summer," Propel Venture Partner's Gilbert said.
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Tyrese Gibson says it was "not professional" to go public with Dwayne Johnson feud.
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No traditional venture firm saw more than two portfolio companies go public this year.
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WeWork, also known as The We Company, filed to go public some time ago.
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So going back to December, that's when Lyft initially filed confidentially to go public.
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Uber and Lyft have hired bankers and reportedly filed confidential papers to go public.
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The company could go public as early as March, if the current timeline holds.
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"You could in theory go public, but in effect you become orphaned," Kupor said.
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Anthony's quiet life makes her decision to go public now all the more baffling.
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Neither Collison brother will say if — or when — the company plans to go public.
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The company said this week it has no plans to go public anytime soon.
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Not until the company decides to go public with all of this, at least.
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Benioff said he thinks many startups are now waiting too long to go public.
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Spotify is getting ready to go public in the U.S. in the coming months.
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The We Company joins a growing class of tech firms filing to go public.
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Finally, most token sales go public, allowing anyone to buy and sell the token.
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SAUDI ARABIA'S BINDAWOOD GROUP TO GO PUBLIC AT END Q1 OR EARLY Q2 - SOURCES
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"After we have an idea how it works, it would go public," Samansiri said.
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Last October, Pure Storage became the first of the 234 class to go public.
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If Ant is to go public soon, it may just list in Hong Kong.
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WeWork, which was burning through billions of dollars, wasn't even able to go public.
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It is also raising questions about the company's potential plans to eventually go public.
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He decided to walk away from the money and go public with his experience.
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Unlike most companies that go public, Revolve is already turning a profit, Cramer said.
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The company will go public on March 29 at a whopping $21 billion valuation.
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IPO status: Pinterest officially filed a S-1 to go public in late March.
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When venture-backed U.S. technology companies go public, it opens the doors for others.
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In yet another 2018 IPO, the freelancing startup Upwork has filed to go public.
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Khosrowshahi said last month the company was "on track" to go public next year.
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Slack is one of several tech unicorns on deck to go public this year.
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Soon enough, Uber will also file to go public and provide a closer comparison.
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Plus, the privately-held Poshmark plans to go public in coming months, Cramer said.
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The company, worth more than $7 billion, is expected to go public this year.
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Line is the first company to go public with Facebook as its biggest rival.
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Business Insider's report suggested Cylance was preparing to go public until BlackBerry swooped in.
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At the same time, everybody is wondering when Uber going to go public already.
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Lyft, a ride-hailing company expected to go public this week, is not profitable.
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After the media caught wind of her surgery, she decided to finally go public.
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So I told National Lottery that I did want to go public with it.
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It wasn't until 2011 that Sauvin decided to go public with his photography collection.
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Lise Buyer, who advises companies that are prepping to go public, is having flashbacks.
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Pivotal is eventually expected to go public on its own in a partial spinout.
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Founded in 2006, Yext has been rumored to go public for several years now.
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HNA's ground services and cargo handling unit Swissport is also set to go public.
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Moreover, a direct listing allows a company to go public without diluting its shares.
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The Apple Music offers, notably, follow the news of Spotify's filing to go public.
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BuzzFeed is preparing to go public next year, a source told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Uber is expected to release its S-1 filing and go public in April.
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Some investors aren't convinced the same strategy will work once the companies go public.
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Unlike most tech companies preparing to go public, video-conferencing startup Zoom is profitable.
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Grubmarket is aiming to go public by late 2018 or early 2019, Xu says.
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That Microsoft waited 11 years from its founding date to go public is notable.
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Sure, some companies filed to go public privately, but that's more annoying than helpful.
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That routine turns out to be remarkably common, although most targets never go public.
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Spotify is also in the midst of preparing to go public, as Axios reported.
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Once they go public, they'll have to convince investors that this momentum will continue.
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In startup land, the mandate is to get bought, go public or die trying.
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The company announced its intention to go public last July, as Reuters first reported.
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"We will go public when it's right for us," said Lyft spokeswoman Alexandra LaManna.
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The investigation is ongoing and all of Mueller's findings have yet to go public.
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There has been no shortage of speculation about when the company will go public.
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TC: How did creating your own infrastructure play into your readiness to go public?
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New CEO Dara Khosrowshahi earlier said Uber should go public between 2019 and 2021.
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The company is widely expected to go public in the next year or so.
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Snapchat's parent company Snap, shortly set to go public, also has TV-style ambitions.
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Khosrowshahi also told CNBC Uber is on track to go public in late 2019.
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It happened when WeWork had to go public to access money from ordinary investors.
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"I do think the company has got the skill to go public," he said.
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Taneja revealed three key considerations for digital-health companies who want to go public.
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And Lyft not only survived, it filed plans just last week to go public.
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Others, include meal delivery service Blue Apron, are also expected to go public soon.
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That said, Collison said that the company had no immediate plans to go public.
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Peloton, a company that creates digitally connected fitness equipment, is preparing to go public.
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Even after everything it's been through lately, WeWork could still go public this year.
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And what does this mean for other tech start-ups looking to go public?
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Last November, Khosrowshahi said Uber had plans to try and go public by 2019.
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Peer-to-peer lending company Funding Circle announced plans to go public on Monday.
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Overvaluation spawned a legion of "unicorns," which are taking increasingly longer to go public.
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Some took this as a signal of its longer-term intentions to go public.
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And, of course, we can't forget the decision to go public earlier this year.
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Okta, Yext and Cloudera are also expected to go public in the near future.
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CrowdStrike, yet another multi-billion-dollar Silicon Valley "unicorn," has filed to go public.
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And in that context, that delays the process of when companies can go public.
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RC: We were building a big company that inevitably was going to go public.
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Her marriage ends nastily, and her custody battles with her ex-husband go public.
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All of these appointments may signal Slack's preparation to go public at some point.
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Machinery maker United Grinding Group also plans to go public, sources have told Reuters.
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Freelance marketplace Fiverr has filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Seeing an American tech company go public on a British exchange isn't unheard of.
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Last month, one of the biggest of these, Bitmain, confirmed plans to go public.
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The growth imperative became even more urgent as the REITs began to go public.
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Of that, $500 million will go public health data surveillance and analytics infrastructure modernization.
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The company wants to be able to go public as early as next March.
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SmileDirectClub filed to go public back in August amid concerns from national dental associations.
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Once they go public, they have slower growth in annual market cap, for example.
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Beyond Meat was the first company that only produces alternative meat to go public.
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Now, O'Callaghan says he loves life and is glad he decided to go public.
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Palantir, a company that was never expected to go public, is reportedly making rumblings.
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A successful debut could pave the way for other unicorns to soon go public.
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WeWork's just the latest money-losing, tech-adjacent venture to go public and disappoint.
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Deal-makers and investors think Airbnb could go public as soon as this year.
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The same impulse led some women to go public about sexual harassment and abuse.
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I think Uber is going to go public, but it's not at that number.
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Was it important to have those three legs to stand on to go public?
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And then it takes one brave person to go public and others will follow.
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Exhibit 1: WeWork is planning to go public next month, raising some $3.5 billion.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when Uber is expected to go public.
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But earlier this year, amid declining sales, it withdrew its plans to go public.
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She added that it made her a little nervous to see them go public.
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Some of the company's customers, though, may have preferred that the company go public.
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The news comes three months after fellow New York company filed to go public.
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They're among the struggles that surround the company's plans to go public this year.
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Two others — Spotify and Dropbox — are expected to go public in the near future.
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Airbnb, Slack, Pinterest and Postmates are also all expected to go public this year.
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The last such company to go public, Brazillian steakhouse Fogo De Chao Inc FOGO.
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Some other firms are still in limbo, awaiting the green light to go public.
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Airbnb, the online room rental company, announced that it would go public in 2020.
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MindMed is targeting March 3 to go public, by taking over Broadway Gold Mining.
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" Highlighting the main drawback, she added, "It might not go public or fizzle out.
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Those who do go public may only do so after they've left their job.
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Not every company needs to go public for investors to see a massive payday.
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Virgin Galactic is preparing to become the first human spaceflight company to go public.
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Kannan said [24]7 has plans to go public but declined to provide details.
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New York (CNN Business)Lyft just passed Uber in the race to go public.
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Uber, Airbnb, Slack, Pinterest and Postmates are all expected to go public this year.
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After nine years as a start-up, Spotify announced plans Wednesday to go public.
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One of those is ticketing site Eventbrite, which filed to go public last month.
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The company was founded in 2012 and is expected to go public this year.
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Two days later, Schiff decided to go public, alleging a Trump administration cover-up.
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Apple's chief competitor in streaming music — Spotify — is expected to go public this year.
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Haidilao joins a long list of companies seeking to go public in Hong Kong.
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WeWork has said it plans to go public before the end of the year.
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The losses could hurt Airbnb's valuation as it looks to go public this year.
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TME has also been the subject of speculation that it too could go public.
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Some companies that have filed to go public have never reached that finish line.
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And Bansal said the company still plans to go public in the future. Why?
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Ashley was one of the first women to go public about Weinstein's sexual misconduct.
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Our office receives many more calls from people who choose not to go public.
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If WeWork doesn't go public, SoftBank needn't write down the value of its investment.
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Companies that go public want to celebrate, and hospitality companies are happy to oblige.
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He's leaving the company as it prepares to go public, likely later this year.
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If he was worried about exposing Snap's flaws in public, he wouldn't go public.
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Ries wants companies to go public sooner and have the ability to continue experimenting.
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Among those expected to go public later this year are Uber, which was privately valued at $72 billion last year; Pinterest, which is aiming to go public at a valuation of up to $9 billion; and Slack privately valued at $6.7 billion.
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"To the extent that where we have decided 'this is something that we are going to go public on', we have had a different type of dialogue with some companies" that meant the fund did not need to go public, he said.
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Two and a half months before MongoDB revealed plans to go public, its board members still faced "tremendous uncertainty" about going public, and weren't sure if the company would go public this year or later, according to a newly posted regulatory filing.
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The cloud security outfit is aiming to go public before the end of the year.
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Very quick, in fact, even if Snapchat doesn't ultimately go public in spring of 2017.
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His daughter wrote that she wanted to go public in an attempt to help others.
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And if they can't come to an agreement, the situation would have to go public.
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Here's why Spotify had to go public this year — it's all about the debt drama.
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DocuSign is gearing up to go public in the next six months, sources tell TechCrunch.
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The newly minted CEO said the company could go public in the next 18 months.
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Pinterest has joined a growing list of tech unicorns planning to go public in 21.1.
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The failed attempt to go public cost co-founder Adam Neumann his job as CEO.
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Airbnb may have additional challenges to navigate as it looks to go public in 2020.
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Don't fall prey to the "Uber vs Lyft racing each other to go public" narrative.
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Last week WeWork filed with regulators to go public, perhaps as early as next month.
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Farley said there has been some reluctance of companies to go public, particularly technology businesses.
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Casper's IPO could spell bad news for other startups looking to go public this year.
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MV: It's a tricky time to go public, but I wouldn't say it's wholly unreceptive.
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The investment would turn into discounted shares in the company were it to go public.
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By February 2017, the app had 158 million daily users and filed to go public.
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TechCrunch has been hearing that the cloud company plans to go public in early 2018.
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The lender is among the last of major Chinese state-owned banks to go public.
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More companies are starting to realize that it is a good time to go public.
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With that in mind, let's peek at the state of unicorns looking to go public.
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It's rare for a startup to go public almost within one year of being founded.
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In addition, some companies that are not yet profitable will be allowed to go public.
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Impossible raised $300 million in its latest funding round as it waits to go public.
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Here&aposs some of what we learn from documents that were allowed to go public.
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India's decision to go public in dramatic fashion is therefore a break with the past.
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There are also plans for its Japan-based anime business, among others, to go public.
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" More, he continued, "What are [Uber's] drivers going to get when these services go public?
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Airbnb, which is expected to go public this year, announced today a number of milestones.
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A company might go public before stabilizing margins and achieving steady profitability for several reasons.
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The stage seems to be set rather nicely for the company to eventually go public.
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"When you intend to go public you need to have a lead indication," says DeSantis.
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Speaking of which... Uber loses more money than any other company to ever go public.
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No, of course they're all gonna ... they all go public and everyone becomes the centimillionaire.
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Pinterest was privately valued at $12bn but is expected to go public at about $11bn.
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At least three others — Credit Karma, Planet Labs, and Adyen — appear positioned to go public.
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Being the first of five to go public, what can we learn from Cupertino's debut?
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Banco Inter is the first Brazilian retail bank to go public in nearly a decade.
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But real companies go public and we were going to do it sooner or later.
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Getting a solid position across Asia will help Spotify when it does finally go public.
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READ: You decided to go public with the win, didn't you, which is fairly rare.
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But many private firms these days suck in lots of cash before they go public.
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Lyft and Uber go public and show the path to profitability for other rideshare businesses.
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If Uber doesn't go public by two years from now, share transfer restrictions are lifted.
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His company picked a bad week to go public as market instability rocked tech stocks.
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BUT NOT BECAUSE IT'S GOING TO GO PUBLIC IN THE TRADITIONAL WAY THROUGH AN IPO.
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Companies looking to go public couldn't file necessary IPO paperwork for the 35-day shutdown.
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Companies want to go public before the summer hits and Wall Street workers take vacation.
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The teenager wanted to go public, but Leathers urged her to call the police instead.
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He also said Brady gave him full permission to go public with his support -- finally.
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IndiaMART is the first business-to-business e-commerce firm to go public in India.
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Previously, companies needed to go public to raise more money through the sale of stock.
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In addition, some companies that are not yet profitable will be allowed to go public.
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There are 120 IPOs on file waiting to go public, according to Renaissance Capital Partners.
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Aramco's first-ever bond offering only raised further doubts about the need to go public.
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TC: Khosrowshahi told employees today that Uber could go public in 18 to 36 months.
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We actually helped them not go public in 2014 when they were thinking about it.
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Are you expecting more companies to go public and/or be acquired than last year?
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Airbnb will not go public in 2018, according to a statement from CEO Brian Chesky.
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Tester continued to keep Isakson apprised of his investigation and his plans to go public.
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Its smaller rival Qingke has also filed to go public in the U.S. this week.
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Slack confidentially filed to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in February.
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It all came together where we could go public with a bigger bang in 2017.
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As Spotify prepares to go public, there's no obvious solution to its shaky business model
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For instance, settle the terms before filing, because a divorce filing will go public quickly.
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But they wouldn't go public at the time because they feared displeasing the Bush dynasty.
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To date, only two companies — Spotify and Slack — have opted to go public this way.
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What happens if Uber can't go public, can't raise another round of funding, and disappears?
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The company is expected to go public later this week, possibly as soon as Thursday.
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Madewell has filed to go public, a process that would split the company from J.Crew.
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The We Company, last valued at $47 billion, confidentially filed to go public in December.
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WeWork, last valued by its private investors at $47 billion, filed to go public Wednesday.
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But the San Francisco-based travel tech company isn't looking to go public just yet.
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With Neumann at the helm, bankers told WeWork's board the company could never go public.
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Blue Apron is the only meal-kit delivery start-up to go public so far.
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"This wasn't a special moment where we needed to go public right now," Salzberg said.
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Viral powerhouse BuzzFeed is quietly making preparations to go public in 2018, according to Axios.
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The terms of the debt may put pressure on the company to go public sooner.
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Drake says her lawyer then demanded money or they'd go public with the rape allegation.
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The firm has been around since 2005 and has seen eight portfolio companies go public.
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Pinterest's IPO paperwork emerged just hours after another tech unicorn, Zoom, filed to go public.
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From there, victims can decide if they want to go public together with their accusations.
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AppDynamics' optimistic IPO indicates that the market expects more companies to go public this year.
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Companion Fund certainly hopes some of the startups it funds will go public, Jacobs says.
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WeWork's IPO documents baffled an analyst who specializes in evaluating companies preparing to go public
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This summer, Livongo became the first digital-health startup to go public in three years.
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Le Parisien quotes the woman as saying the film triggered her decision to go public.
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Airbnb, the $31 billion home rental company, said it plans to go public in 2020.
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It's still unclear how a fundraising round could impact the company's plans to go public.
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"I would be shocked and amazed if any companies go public anytime soon," Davidson said.
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In April, it rebranded as the We Company and filed its intent to go public.
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WeWork, which is officially known as the We Company, released paperwork to go public Wednesday.
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Uber has raised $11 billion from private sources and has no plans to go public.
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Uber is in something of a race with its American rival, Lyft, to go public.
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That'll be the millionaires who are created when companies like Airbnb and Uber go public.
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Unicorns that sell or go public below their last private valuation are known as undercorns.
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Ms. Prioul's case led another woman to go public with her own accusations of rape.
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It's one of the last well-known tech companies scheduled to go public this year.
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The company has also been on an acquisition spree as it prepares to go public.
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Blue Apron, the food-kit delivery start-up, has made the move to go public.
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Filing confidentiality is intended to make it easier for companies that want to go public.
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"This is not necessarily going to encourage more companies to go public," Professor Ritter said.
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Virgin Galactic is also preparing to become the first human spaceflight company to go public.
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She suggested he consider otherwise, encouraging him to go public while setting his own terms.
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They're often derided by investors as a last resort for sketchy companies to go public.
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Going public the first time, he suggested, forced him to go public a second time.
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The trajectory highlights what can go wrong as smaller technology companies seek to go public.
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Several companies valued at more than $2202 billion — the "unicorns" — are expected to go public.
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But if Frontier does go public, it may not stay an independent company for long.
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In Italy, Mr. Renzi's campaign privately complained about Russia's interference but declined to go public.
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Snap filed confidentially to go public with the Securities and Exchange Commission late last year.
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Microsoft's offer comes a month after reports that Dropbox has filed confidentially to go public.
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Uber, Airbnb, Slack, Pinterest and Postmates are all expected to go public in 2019. 4.
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Maintaining your privacy is easier if you don't have to go public with your win.
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They have been agitating for the company to go public so they can cash out.
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The embattled office-sharing start-up formally announced its intent to go public on Aug.
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He also pointed out that social media has helped conversations about workplace conditions go public.
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Now, Hammond's efforts to go public with her story may be quite literally paying off.
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The popular DIY hospitality startup promised last year that it would go public in 2020.
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Research suggests companies today wait longer to go public than they did in years past.
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The acquisition will help Airbnb diversify its business as it gears up to go public.
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The company intends to go public this year or early next year, according to reports.
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While Business Insider snarked that:Airbnb on Thursday announced it plans to go public in 2020.
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Spotify, the top streaming music service in the U.S., filed to go public on Wednesday.
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But if you were to go public, I assume it would be a U.S. listing.
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But it has been playing up its global ambitions as it prepares to go public.
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When those companies eventually go public, US banks expect to cash in on underwriting fees.
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His idea: Pursue a reverse merger into a shell company so Retrophin could go public.
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If they go public, should their powers be used for profit, self-protection or altruism?
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For decades, the victims suffered in silence, too ashamed to go public with their stories.
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The end goal is to sell or go public, producing astonishing returns for early investors.
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Other tech companies expected to go public this year include the online scrapbooking firm Pinterest.
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Spotify has officially filed to go public today, according to reports from Bloomberg and CNBC.
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Peloton, which plans to go public in 230, was most recently valued at $21 billion.
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Today's situation with Stitch Fix is a sample of the careful balance companies want to achieve when they go public, aiming to raise as much money as they can while still ensuring that they see a bit of a bump when they go public.
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Do you honestly think women want the abusive comments they get when their stories go public?
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As a result, he said, Apttus investors are not pressuring him to go public just yet.
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Highly-valued startups like Uber and Airbnb also didn't need to go public to raise capital.
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But Spotify needs all the users it can get, because it hopes to go public soon.
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Among them is Rachael Denhollander, the first woman to go public with her story of abuse.
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Several cannabis companies have already started to go public with IPOs, providing investors with new opportunities.
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That's why Zayn Malik, former member of One Direction, decided to go public with his condition.
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The battle between Uber and Lyft, which are both expected to go public this year, continues.
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When the company does go public, it is expected to be worth $033 billion or more.
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It must have been terrifying to go public with your story and admit your legal status.
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That's the only reason Spotify can go public despite being so dependent on these rights holders.
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Ant Financial could go public as early as this year, although , a source previously told CNBC.
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There's also been talk that Uber and Lyft are "racing" each other to go public first.
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She did not go public with her concerns, but privately warned a school near another market.
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Uber is expected to go public at an eye-popping $90 billion valuation on May 9th.
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For the uninitiated, an IPO window represents the time at which a company can go public.
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But for some investors that growth, plus its decision to go public in 2007, was offputting.
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It joins a growing list of tech firms that have filed to go public this year.
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So far, only e-commerce platform Cafe24 Corp has used the Tesla rule to go public.
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Uber is expected go public on the NYSE in the coming weeks under the ticker UBER.
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Since it is a PBC, Kickstarter doesn't have investor, shareholder, or founder pressure to go public.
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Two of her tech investments, Slack and Uber, are slated to go public in coming months.
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AppDynamics was acquired by Cisco for $3.7 billion shortly before it was set to go public.
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The state-owned oil giant is expected to announce soon that it plans to go public.
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Likewise, an NDA would not allow an employee to otherwise "go public" with allegations of abuse.
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Next up was the #breakingnews concerning Eventbrite, which filed to go public just before we recorded.
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Uber is expected to go public early next month on the NYSE under the ticker UBER.
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Recode reported earlier this year that SurveyMonkey is expected to go public sometime in late 2018.
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She notes that this week alone, 1203 companies will go public, the most in three years.
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The company told Bloomberg earlier this year that it has no immediate plans to go public.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - At least 285 enterprise software companies are preparing to go public in 21.2.
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The company' s investors say it will go public when the IPO market opens back up.
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But the actor described her decision to go public with her accusations in her Facebook post.
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Tamblyn said the love and support of her husband, actor David Cross, helped her go public.
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The source declined to identify the victims, saying the firms were not ready to go public.
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On Wednesday, she was set to go public for the first time in a press conference.
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All eyes will be on Snap, when it is expected to go public in early March.
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Zoom will debut on the Nasdaq the same day Pinterest will go public on the NYSE.
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Yet still, we have yet to see a company in the on-demand space go public.
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Lyft, which is expected to go public next year, declined to comment when contacted by Reuters.
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They alerted Intel, which went to work on fixes and was planning to go public soon.
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In its filing to go public last week, Uber addressed safety incidents and people impersonating drivers.
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The acquisitions and investments help Airbnb diversify its business as it gears up to go public.
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Earlier in January, Reuters reported the company's plans to go public, citing sources familiar with matter.
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" When one viewer asked why he didn't go public with the marriage, he answered, "Just because.
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The female employee who filed the complaint did not want to go public, according to Recode.
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"I don't mind when a company, when they go public, if they have losses," Meeks said.
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TC: Speaking of numbers, how many companies are you helping prepare to go public right now?
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Regardless, Lyft's decision to go public now should mean it's the first out of the gate.
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The worry at that time was simple: direct listings were an untested way to go public.
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Recently, Saudi energy minister Khalid Al-Falih said Aramco would likely go public in 7003, 2021.
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SE: If we'd just wanted to be a venture business, we didn't need to go public.
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We're probably about halfway through that project, as far as just being ready to go public.
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His main reason to go public would be to establish immediate liquidity for shareholders, Chesky said.
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There's no doubt Lyft and its much larger competitor, Uber, will go public at monstrous valuations.
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Comey intends to "go public" about his interactions with Trump, according to NBC's Ken Dilanian. Sen.
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Most recently, PayPal announced it would acquire iZettle just after the latter filed to go public.
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Kroening also told Business Insider that the company has ambitions to go public rather than sell.
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When Snap initially filed to go public, it admitted to having issues with its Android app.
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That's a very low float, a favorite strategy of many tech firms seeking to go public.
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But in Spotify's case, the streaming music company reportedly filed confidentially to go public in 2018.
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I was like, 'You better pay me or I'm going to go public,' and they did.
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The number of years that it takes venture-backed companies to go public has gone up.
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An Ibercaja spokesperson said the bank was currently not working on any plans to go public.
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But don't expect to see all of these companies to go public in the traditional way.
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Why go public if there's nothing definitive to report, knowing it will only fuel reckless speculation?
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With that said, SOMEBODY of importance will definitely go public soon, unless the market collapses again.
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The last high-profile U.S. Internet company to go public, Twitter Inc, joined NYSE in 2013.
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Reports are spreading that Spotify will go public this year, but not through a traditional IPO.
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Uber, which is expected to go public next month, still commands greater market share than Lyft.
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Does this mean the other 230 companies planning to go public this year are in trouble?
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So, why go public now and what does her ex and his pal, Tom Cruise, think?
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Some private companies can be under pressure from their original investors to go public, Jenkinson said.
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AppDynamics was bought by Cisco for $3.7 billion last year after it filed to go public.
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Other tech companies including Uber, Slack and Palantir are also expected to go public this year.
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Uber, Lyft's chief rival, is expected to release its S-1 and go public in April.
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A couple weeks ago, you wrote in February that Spotify had to go public this year.
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This is the bottom line: all these names could go public soon if market conditions improve.
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This is just the first round of more than 200 IPOs scheduled to go public soon.
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Nutanix's CEO is sweetening the equity pot for employees as the company waits to go public.
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It's also a discount compared to Uber, which plans to go public in the coming months.
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He wants to own later-stage companies that are generating revenues and will likely go public.
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Her friends were not letting those go public since they know Mama Carter controls her narrative.
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Analysts say Spotify is probably planning an acquisition of its own, and aiming to go public.
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Gibb reiterated that Lufax was ready to go public, but had not fixed a time frame.
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Uber's primary ride share competitor, Lyft, is also expected to go public during a similar timeframe.
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Once companies go public, obviously they're subject to intensive scrutiny, and they're subject to litigation risk.
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It's also the second company (Blue Apron) from the 2017 list to go public this year.
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New York-based MongoDB was founded in 2007 and filed to go public on Sept. 21.
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Healthcare startup Livongo is gearing up to go public at valuation of up to $2.5 billion.
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Sure, your company might go public or be acquired someday, but you can't count on that.
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Swetnick was the third woman to go public with allegations of varying degrees of sexual misconduct.
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" He tweeted Tuesday that he expects his client will go public "within the next 36 hours.
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The strong performance helped validate the unusual direct listing model the company used to go public.
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It has since indefinitely postponed plans to go public, Business Insider's Meghan Morris reported in September.
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"So that is why we thought this is the time to go public with this discovery."
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For that to happen, the startups need to go public or get acquired by another company.
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Faraday Grid collapsed in August, on the same day WeWork filed its papers to go public.
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Rock Health said it isn't making a prediction about which of the companies will go public.
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It will be the first of those on the 2017 list to go public (more here).
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The private investing climate is causing companies to delay, or suspend altogether, efforts to go public.
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Its decision to go public came after private talks with engine firms broke down last summer.
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Airbnb, meanwhile, is likely to go public next year through a direct listing, according to Bloomberg.
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WeWork is reportedly unlikely to go public this year — and thousands of layoffs could be coming.
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But WeWork was and is most likely getting pressure to go public from the outside too.
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Uber is on track to go public in 2019, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Wall Street is awash in unicorn cash as household names like Uber and Pinterest go public.
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Yesterday, Canada Goose announced it would go public, filing dual IPOs in New York and Toronto.
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The terms of the debt, however, may put pressure on the company to go public sooner.
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If Spotify does go public, which it is expected to, perhaps Spotify can close the deal.
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This might be another Baker's Delight situation, and we don't want that to go public again.
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AppNexus was valued at roughly $2 billion when it was looking to go public in 2017.
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More commonly, however, companies that do go public are worth more than what they raised privately.
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It's also expected to go public sometime this year, and recently claimed profitability in its operations.
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We Co. will be the most highly valued startup to go public since Uber in May.
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Another incentive to go public now is a tightening of purse strings at private investment firms.
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If the IPO goes ahead, it will be the first Chinese AI firm to go public.
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In other I.P.O. news: Sonos, the American maker of wireless speakers, has filed to go public.
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As symbols of national identity go, public health care's wallet-sized ID card is pretty prosaic.
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SmileDirectClub ranks as the fifth worst debut of the 2289.3 companies to go public this year.
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No company wants to go public when the stock market shows a lot of red numbers.
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The company has filed documents to go public, people briefed on the matter said on Thursday.
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The flip side is that CNBC could not report on them until they go public, essentially.
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Inside Uber, Dara Khosrowshahi, the chief executive, has raced to prepare the company to go public.
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Uber and Pinterest are the next big tech unicorns to go public, in the coming month.
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Here's who gets rich once companies like Lyft, Uber and other so-called unicorns go public.
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It's the second of many decacorns — $133 billion-plus start-ups — to go public this year.
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May's survival is threatened as furious prominent Brexiteers go public with their intention to unseat her.
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But when WeWork filed paperwork this week to go public, McKelvey was mentioned only six times.
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Deals • Tencent Music filed to go public in the U.S. (FT) • Microsoft explained its M.&A.
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The food delivery app is losing money, battling rivals, facing lawsuits — and trying to go public.
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Other companies have seen that morass and put their own plans to go public on hold.
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Down the road: Flipkart and its remaining investors still hope the company will go public someday.
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Asana, a well-known workplace productivity company, announced yesterday it has filed privately to go public.
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One Medical, a company that offers convenient access to primary care, recently filed to go public.
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Tech investors are used to seeing companies lose money, sometimes for years after they go public.
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The additional regulatory obligations created under Dodd-Frank made it difficult for companies to go public.
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The Maverick managing director Ambar Bhattacharyya predicts 10 digital health companies will go public in 2020.
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Pinterest now has more than 250 million monthly users, according to its filing to go public.
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Many of the VF's 83 investments could suffer unrealised losses if and when they go public.
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DoorDash prepares to go public, Roblox raises $150 million and Reddit's CEO takes aim at TikTok.
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Buzzy sleep startup Casper has filed to go public but gave no details on its fundraising.
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Last valued at $31 billion, Airbnb has said that it plans to go public this year.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi admitted to the company making "missteps" on its road to go public.
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Uber lost $1.8 billion in 2018, an unprecedented amount for a company about to go public.
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Rao is bullish on the prospects for Airbnb and Postmates if they go public next year.
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When the company filed to go public in 2012, he published a letter to potential investors.
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By Ms. Smith's reckoning, that shows that companies seeking to go public are becoming more cautious.
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Back in 2015, GitLab set a very specific goal: It would go public in November 2020.
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Back in 2015, developer startup GitLab called its shot: It would go public in November 2020.
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Still, Brown said Tuesday, "I think it's reasonably likely at some point that we'll go public."
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Casper, the startup mattress retailer, has filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange.
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WeWork said in a statement last week that it still planned to go public in 2019.
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Airbnb -- I mean, these, of course, are the largest of the large -- they will go public.
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RTOs have emerged as the preferred route for most U.S. cannabis companies seeking to go public.
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After the large-scale application, Soon-Shiong said Heliogen would likely be ready to go public.
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The company, based in Bengaluru, formerly Bangalore, plans to go public within five years, Sahu said.
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WeWork said in a statement last week that it still plans to go public this year.
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Just because it's a private company trying to go public, this is investors questioning your valuations.
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The co-working business says it expects to go public by the end of the year.
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Snap's I.P.O. has raised questions about which other private tech companies may go public this year.
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The reason to go public in the future is to be able to effect more change.
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This year we saw Peloton, a hybrid hardware and digital services company, go public and struggle.
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Instead of doing those things, China-based Ucommune filed to go public in America this month.
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But many companies simply ignored the warnings, prompting the researchers to go public with their findings.
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The companies that are acquired by SPACs go public without ever going through the IPO process.
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It's somewhat unusual for a company to announce its intention to go public so far out.
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It has been widely reported that the company has confidentially filed initial paperwork to go public.
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As for an IPO, Collison said the company has "no plans" to go public right away.
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Slack's confidential filing comes amid a rush by privately held companies to go public this year.
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If Lyft wins this race, it will be the first ride-hailing company to go public.
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Traditionally, startups whose private valuations number in the tens of billions are racing to go public.
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If Lyft wins this race, it will be the first ride-hailing company to go public.
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And that will give Spotify a big boost as it prepares to go public in 2018.
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Wylie's decision to go public with that information has caused a year of nightmares for Facebook.
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But will those ride-hailing juggernauts fare well as standalone companies when they go public themselves?
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One American participant said he decided to go public with his experience despite the condition's stigma.
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For an ecosystem that has in many ways avoided the public markets, these changing norms will not just increase the pressure to go public, but may also present challenges for boards where discordant voices may be simultaneously pushing the exec team to stay private or go public.
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" Her decision to go public with her loss was something Kramer explained in the caption she "debated.
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Silicon Valley venture firm Social Capital plans to help startups go public without the dreaded IPO process.
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SurveyMonkey shares dropped last month when its larger and faster-growing rival Qualtrics filed to go public.
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And no news was more explosive recently than word that Slack has filed to go public confidentially.
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Moving forward, Khosrowshahi still has his eyes set on the second half of 2019 to go public.
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CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said Uber is aiming to go public in the second half of 2019.
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This has potential implications for those big tech unicorns that might want to go public next year.
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And WeWork, another unicorn looking to go public, lost even more than that in the same period.
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But now, as a startup that just filed to go public, the risks look pretty damn real.
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So, what if founders are no longer dependent on bankers' full suite of services to go public?
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VCs also have a different set of rules to abide by once their portfolio companies go public.
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There were also other clauses in the agreement which made waiting too long to go public prohibitive.
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That includes hundreds of smaller private companies that in the past may have opted to go public.
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Project Zero locates exploits and gives companies 90 days to fix them before threatening to go public.
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Smartsheet is the latest company to file to go public, now that the IPO window is open.
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He also said the company will go public by 2019—a prediction Axios' Dan Primack finds improbable.
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For Spotify, the move solidifies its economics and puts it on track to go public in 2018.
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The reporter, Ashleigh Raper, said in her statement that she never wanted the issue to go public.
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Spotify has added a new board member as it prepares to go public: Nike executive Heidi O'Neill.
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In 2013, Robson decided to go public with his story, thereby inspiring Safechuck to do the same.
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Zuora, Pivotal and Smartsheet also unveiled IPO filings recently, suggesting that they will go public in April.
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If you're going to sell shares, go public, and float, share the voting power with your shareholders.
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The number of public companies is falling, and it's taking longer for private companies to go public.
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It is expected to become one of the most valuable tech companies to go public since Snapchat.
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As Variety points out, Spotify is also expected to go public before the end of this year.
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We're hearing that a number of companies are planning to go public between Labor Day and Thanksgiving.
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Top private companies will be able to raise or go public, they confidently said (and not surprisingly).
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There have also been those who say the ride-sharing company waited too long to go public.
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And that leaves out the bigger issue of how you go public with a CEO so tainted.
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The acquisition could make it more attractive to investors as the company reportedly prepares to go public.
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Slack is now preparing to go public and will be one of the year's most anticipated IPOs.
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Entrepreneurs need to know that eventually they will be able to sell their businesses or go public.
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But the European debt crisis dampened expectations, and a market dip made companies hesitate to go public.
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They also can resign from government in protest and go public, as many experienced professionals have done.
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China's very biggest couriers have been rushing to go public on the back of the strong growth.
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Despite that promising progress, the competition is sure to reach boiling point when Luckin does go public.
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Its test units will go public next year, so we're still a long way from finding out.
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The AWS technique is being adopted by younger, loss-making, tech firms that want to go public.
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The best cloud companies (those that go public) are incredibly efficient when they're young and growing fast.
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Pinterest, which recently filed to go public, also appears to be losing popularity among that key demographic.
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Slack, the ubiquitous workplace messaging tool, on Friday filed to go public via a direct stock listing.
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IPO brew: Starbucks' big rival in China just announced plans to go public in the United States.
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Yes, Uber does this, too, and Uber similarly is expected to go public in the coming weeks.
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"The minute they go public they'll be at the mercy of Wall Street and shareholders," Liu says.
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AND I THINK YOU KNOW, BECAUSE COMPANIES DON'T WANT TO GO PUBLIC, WE'VE SEEN TOO MANY ACQUISITIONS.
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But now Roku is looking to go public, so it needs to get its house in order.
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Moving forward, Blaze anticipates it will go public, but does not expect that for a few years.
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According to people close to the firm, Coinbase wants to go public as soon as next year.
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Raveendran has stated that the startup intends to go public in the next two to three years.
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Agriculture companies Bioceres and Molino Canuelas have revived IPO plans after failing to go public last year.
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Twilio, the lone U.S. venture-backed tech company to go public in 2016, has certainly pleased investors.
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And as the network visualization above shows, Tesla isn't the only Alphabet portfolio company to go public.
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Vice has experienced investor and culture drama over the past year, impacting its goal to go public.
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Driving the news: Uber will go public this week in the most feverishly anticipated IPO since Facebook.
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Sentiment for Uber's initial public offering has fallen precipitously since the company announced it would go public.
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Pinterest is one of several tech companies expected to go public this year, including Uber and Lyft.
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Snap, the owner of the popular Snap chat app, is expected to go public early this year.
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Editas, a company that currently holds the disputed patent, has said it will go public this year.
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So if liquidity is the goal, and the company's finances are solid, why not go public now?
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Many start-ups with big names and even bigger valuations are planning to go public in 2120.
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These positive trends in private company valuations mean companies don't need to go public to access capital.
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They also have more options to create liquidity for employees, further reducing the need to go public.
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Some people are better-positioned than others to go public about this stuff with less serious consequences.
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Levi Strauss is set to go public on Thursday after pricing its IPO at $17 per share.
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But start-ups with foreign investors can't go public in China without making changes to their structure.
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Uber, which is much larger, is slated to go public soon, but hasn't released its prospectus yet.
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Lyft's valuation makes it the biggest company to go public since Alibaba Group Holding Ltd in 2911.
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"It's great for the market, it's great for the country when great companies go public," he said.
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AppDynamics filed to go public in December, where it showed decent revenue growth but slightly widening losses.
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Newer investors are getting a lesson in what happens to hot internet IPOs after they go public.
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The newest stance sent stocks higher, providing a solid backdrop for these companies to now go public.
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Snapchat owner Snap Inc is the most comparable company to Facebook and Twitter to recently go public.
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Trivago files to go public in what could be one of the biggest IPOs of the year.
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The company listed at $10 per share after originally hoping to go public between $15 and $17.
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Snapchat, Solis explained, has no choice but to go public and do so in an aggressive way.
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He expects the company to face many of the same challenges as other companies that go public.
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The service would be another source of revenue for the startup as it prepares to go public.
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It filed this year in June to go public, as well, on the New York Stock Exchange.
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He added that getting start-ups prepared earlier to go public can speed up the listing process.
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Uber, which is expected to go public sometime next year, just released its Q3 2018 financial results.
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And with Uber confidentially filing to go public last week, it needs to prep new revenue streams.
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Snap's IPO will likely set the benchmark for technology companies looking to go public throughout the year.
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Rivals are watching investors' response to Liberty's offering before deciding whether to go public, analysts have said.
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Meanwhile, smaller technology companies like DocuSign, Pivotal and Smartsheet have filed to go public in recent weeks.
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Amazon's fast growth led it to go public less than two years later, on May 15th, 1997.
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Of course, the question on the minds of most investors is when the company will go public.
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We talkedFrank SlootmanSnowflakesaid it could go public within three yearsWe talked to Vas Narasimhan, CEO of Novartis.
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Slack, the popular workplace messaging service, is taking its next step as it prepares to go public.
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Actors and their financially dependent parents are often reluctant to report abuse or go public, she said.
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They golf together, so to go public with these critiques — I just, I think it's self-serving.
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The company plans to go public in the second half of the year, said one of them.
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They haven't thought of a recent phenomenon, that their companies are much larger before they go public.
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And yet the very people who cannot go public are the ones who need empowerment and support.
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It's now "unlikely" that the company will go public in 2019, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"They go public at this really crazy valuation, and they can't live up to it," Garg said.
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As it prepares to go public, WeWork has been facing increasing scrutiny over its business and management.
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Behind Livongo, there's a slate of other digital-health startups that have the potential to go public.
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We Co. is expected to be the highest-valued startup to go public since Uber in May.
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Ancestry, which was taken private in 2012, is now gearing up to go public, according to Bloomberg.
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They chose not to go public with their complaints and hired Brazilian contractors to address the problems.
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Galloway speculated on why insiders couldn't afford for WeWork not to go public, despite the tanking valuation.
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The company ended up filing to go public on September 21, and started trading on October 19.
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WeWork filed to go public on Wednesday, revealing spiraling losses and billions of dollars in lease commitments.
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He hopes even more companies, especially tech firms, will be enticed to go public in the future.
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One of those cases did go public earlier in December, and it involved Republican Congressman Blake Farenthold.
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WeWork's board has replaced founder Adam Neumann as CEO amid the company's disastrous attempt to go public.
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It announced that it was withdrawing its IPO filing but said it planned to go public later.
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Peloton's successful IPO stands in sharp contrast to WeWork's failed effort earlier this month to go public.
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Indeed, when WeWork officially delayed the IPO, it said it still expected to go public in 2019.
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A queue of almost 600 companies waiting to go public indicates there is no shortage of deals.
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Khosrowshahi told CNBC in a recent interview that Uber is on track to go public next year.
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He told CNBC in a recent interview that Uber is on track to go public next year.
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A company that is willing to go public with a bid is usually willing to bid more.
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New Fortress Energy, which operates in the liquified natural gas space, is also seeking to go public.
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Made a public apology that she asked to make or else she said she would go public.
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Palihapitiya believes that companies will go public sooner if they have the option to be acquired instead.
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Subsequent steps may include buying the rest of VMWare and/or Dell itself filing to go public.
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And here is a prime example of a private position Clinton presumably didn't want to go public.
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Fiverr files to go public, reports revenue of $75.5M and a net loss of $36.1M for 2018
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Ellison's statements came amid weeks of news stories battering WeWork as the company attempts to go public.
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Kingdom officials insist that the oil giant will go public, just not on the previously announced schedule.
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He wrestled with whether and when to go public, given the attention and scrutiny that might follow.
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The paper also found that once companies go public, their appetite for capital spending tends to diminish.
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The company has also been improving the story it can tell investors if it does go public.
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How quickly could you get the book out until the world, if—whenever—it does go public?
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One of them, Jerhonda Pace, was one of the first women to go public with her accusations.
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Slack was able to go public through a direct listing partly because it doesn't need new capital.
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Why it matters: Airbnb, Lyft, Palantir, Slack and Uber are all expected to go public in 21.
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Two companies that FirstMark invested in years ago, Pinterest and Postmates, have filed paperwork to go public.
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That's a big warning sign for other tech companies that are poised to go public this year.
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Before Airbnb could go public, it would have to have a better handle on predicting its earnings.
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It's interesting, a lot of Silicon Valley companies, Uber, Airbnb, don't want to go public that quickly.
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It had been planning to go public in the spring, putting distance between its I.P.O. and Uber's.
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Impossible Foods has yet to go public, but investors are reportedly already trying to buy a stake.
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Deals • Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, said that Saudi Aramco would go public by 2021.
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Blasey never intended to go public, but Washington can't keep a secret so her name got leaked.
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Flush with its largest round ever, I don't see the company in a hurry to go public.
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Part of his decision to go public as a transgender anti-fascist is to counteract the stereotype.
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There are expectations that both Duolingo and VIPKids (the Chinese English learning unicorn) will go public soon.
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When Casper first filed to go public, questions regarding its unprofitability, growth rate and economics quickly arose.
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After failing to go public, the company was running out of money fast and needed a bailout.
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Postmates, a food delivery start-up that confidentially filed to go public in February, attended the confab.
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Buttigieg obviously would have liked to have these results go public Monday night rather than Tuesday afternoon.
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"To go public, that didn't sit well with me," she said of Fiers speaking to The Athletic.
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And I immediately knew that I was going to want to, when I felt ready, go public.
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A successful debut of Snap could help revive that market, encouraging other technology companies to go public.
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By comparison, Snap has 150 million users, but it could go public at a $25 billion valuation.
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The biggest Chinese tech firm to go public in the United States this year was iQiyi (IQ).
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It could be the first of many well-known, brand name companies to go public this year.
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Airbnb intends to go public via a direct listing, according to a whole bunch of recent reports.
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These "options" to buy the stock are often well below where the company would theoretically go public.
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Maybe it can go public at a much lower valuation, thus having its come-to-Jesus moment.
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It is unclear if The We Company will go public anytime soon, even with the leadership change.
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Should Stitch Fix go public, it would be the biggest retail offering since Etsy two years ago.
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Mr. Lehane declined to say how settling outstanding legislation would affect the company's ability to go public.
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The text exchanges also showed that Trump administration officials encouraged Ukraine to go public with the investigations.
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Did this inspire you to go public with your diagnosis, or did it make you feel hesitant?
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