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Jan. 13, 2020
Casper Will Go Public, Offering the Latest New and Exciting Way to Lose Money
Don’t call Casper a mattress company. Casper, which filed paperwork to go public on Friday, says it is “a pioneer of the Sleep Economy.”
By
Josh Barro
ipos
June 20, 2019
Slack Is a Boring Company. That’s Why Its Stock Was Exciting.
Maybe other tech companies can adopt its unorthodox strategy of “selling a service for money.”
By
Max Read
manhattan real estate
Oct. 2, 2013
A Slice of the Empire State Building Starts at $13
The Empire State Realty Trust prices its IPO.
By
Adam Martin
twitter
Jan. 4, 2013
New Rumors Are Predicting a Twitter IPO for 2014
It’s coming. Maybe. Finally?
By
Delia Paunescu
real estate
Feb. 13, 2012
The Empire State Building Is Going Public
The company that owns the famous skyscraper filed for a $1 billion IPO today.
By
Joe Coscarelli
technology
Jan. 27, 2012
Facebook IPO Might Be Filed Next Week
The anticipation is still building!
By
Joe Coscarelli
ipos
June 15, 2011
Pandora Stock Debuts at $16 a Share
This morning’s IPO is on the move.
By
Chris Rovzar
sec no evil
Apr. 8, 2011
SEC Contemplates Relaxing Rules for Start-ups Like Facebook [Updated]
Kind of like a big deal.
By
Nitasha Tiku
the future is coming
Dec. 16, 2010
Facebook Made a (Nontheoretical!) $2 Billion in Sales in 2010
Real money, instead of pretend.
By
Nitasha Tiku