But they are where they are because they've gone public.
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The duo had gone public with their romance that June.
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Kassie DePaiva has gone public about her battle with cancer.
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Uber has gone public since last year's Sun Valley summit.
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So, the Buffett news had gone public on April 30th.
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TC: Other cloud companies in your portfolio have gone public.
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In recent months, he's gone public, giving many media interviews.
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At this point in 2015, 14 tech companies had gone public.
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So far, Lyft, Pinterest and Zoom have all successfully gone public.
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Because you're one of the few companies that's also gone public.
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Other victims of the study have gone public with their stories.
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Three of those companies have gone public, including Fitbit and Shopify.
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Only two technology companies have gone public so far in 2016.
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And why others have gone public with their attacks on Warren.
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Some companies that have recently gone public will never make money.
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Mr. Gorman has not gone public to deny the email's authenticity.
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At least three other men have gone public with similar allegations.
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And this was before our union campaign had even gone public.
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His investments have been worth more than $40 billion in aggregate exit value to date, as 25 of his portfolio companies have gone public and 37 have been acquired (or have gone public and been acquired).
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Okta works with many of the recent companies that have gone public.
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Nonetheless, the real shock will take place after you have gone public.
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Uber, Pinterest, PagerDuty, Zoom and Lyft have already gone public in 2019.
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Snap has finally gone public and it's worth more than $20 billion.
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We probably just had gone public, so three years later being public.
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Hatzi has since gone public with the strange (and slightly sweet) story.
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Venture-backed virtual and augmented reality companies haven't gone public yet, either.
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Way before Google, way before ... Yahoo had just gone public, I think.
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The only reason Facebook is taking action is because I've gone public.
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Another 21 companies have gone public on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Since then, it's gone public and amassed over 300 million active users.
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And, much like those journalists, some have gone public with their appeals.
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Of those, only Moulton and roughly a dozen others have gone public.
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A number of startups have gone public in 2019 to mixed results.
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Already this year, nine tech companies have gone public on U.S. exchanges.
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If this was a political decision, I would have gone public immediately.
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Assume, for example, that Daniels had gone public days before the election.
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Often it doesn't happen until well after a company has gone public.
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In that case, they were either going or just having gone public.
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Facebook was still ... I mean, maybe ... Google had just gone public, right?
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Fastly is one of several technology companies that have gone public in 21.
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Since the list began in 2350, 250 Disruptor 50 companies have gone public.
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Now that Spotify has gone public, they're selling big chunks of those holdings.
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Several have gone public, a few have been acquired for billion-dollar sums.
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This is not the first time Our Revolution's private problems have gone public.
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Andreeseen Horowitz has had other portfolio companies bought and some have gone public.
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Within several years, the business that would fundamentally change retail had gone public.
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Up until now, no Resonant has gone public about his or her powers.
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WeWork, which has not gone public yet, is in the press virtually daily.
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Levi's had gone public once before, in 22013, generating proceeds of about $249 million.
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An R. Kelly accuser who was previously anonymous has gone public with her claims.
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The stock market had crashed and Whitehorn felt Branson had gone public too early.
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Some of Salesforce's earlier-stage bets, like Twilio and DocuSign, have also gone public.
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Ratajkowski and Bear-McClard hadn't gone public with their romance until their wedding announcement.
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Since that time, the company has gone public, and its stock dropped in value.
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But you look at some companies that have gone public in not-great years.
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It's greatly encouraging that women like Gwyneth Paltrow have gone public about Mr. Weinstein.
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Renaissance Capital's ETFs, which hold companies that have recently gone public, won't be included.
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Why Levi's is going public It's not the first time Levi's has gone public.
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Not many lawmakers or industry groups have gone public to oppose the current measure.
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Ono and his wife Chikiko are among the few relatives who have gone public.
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Dropbox, Spotify and Zuora are amongst the companies that have gone public in recent weeks.
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Hockey Hall of Famer Dale Hawerchuk has gone public with his battle with stomach cancer.
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Just a handful of businesses have gone public in 2016, including two small biopharmaceutical companies.
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Diane Kruger and Norman Reedus' romance has gone public — and their history goes way back.
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Even before announcing retaliatory countermeasures, China has similarly gone public with its own red lines.
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Now that news of the group has gone public, LaJaunie assures it will stay private.
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There's not just more IPOs going public, those that have gone public are performing better.
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Check out the music -- you gotta wonder if Prince would be happy it's gone public.
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And if we hadn't had the dual classes of stock, we wouldn't have gone public.
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Halfway through the year, 22015 companies have gone public so far, according to Renaissance Capital.
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If he didn't have the incentive, would they have gone public a year from now?
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We&aposve defined a startup as any independent company that hasn&apost yet gone public.
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Among that group, 40 had gone public or been sold and 30 were still private.
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Now, the documents have gone public -- and it paints a very disturbing picture of Brown.
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So now that the company has gone public, guess who's interested in snapping up Snap stock?
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After months of keeping their romance low-key, Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost have gone public!
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Didi has not gone public yet and no specific timetable for its IPO has been disclosed.
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Other actresses who have gone public with allegations against Weinstein include Ashley Judd and Rose McGowan.
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She's now contacted a lawyer and gone public, hoping to apply pressure for a quicker resolution.
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No venture-backed tech company had gone public in the couple years preceding the OpenTable IPO.
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With the online comments section, hate mail, like everything else, has gone public, and mostly anonymous.
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Yext has gone public at a time when the "window" for tech IPOs has re-opened.
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Grigoriadis spends time expressing skepticism and distrust of some campus rape survivors who have gone public.
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Here is the full injury report for all tech startups that have gone public in 2019.
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Sam Hunt has gone public over his DUI Thursday, saying he made some really bad choices.
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Chesky's comments come as several other popular startups have gone public or are considering doing so.
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Square, Twitter and Zendesk have all gone public since the exemption went into effect in 2012.
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In part to avoid that red tape, this year only 11 tech companies have gone public.
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The Kingdom has gone public by putting on display the weapons it says were Iranian made.
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She had just gone public with allegations that Bill Cosby had drugged and sexually assaulted her.
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Neither has gone public to confirm it, but that hasn't stopped people from deciding it's true.
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They slammed their parents, who they say have gone public with their concerns to make money.
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Kavanaugh has denied the allegation along with accusations from others who have gone public since Ford.
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Another ex-wife, Jennie Willoughby, has also gone public with allegations of physical and emotional abuse.
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Uber has since gone public in a disastrously bad IPO and its stock has underperformed since.
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So far, it has launched 17 subsidiary "-vant" companies, including a number that have gone public.
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Schumer and Fischer had only recently gone public with their relationship after dating a few months.
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In addition to Ford's accusation, two other women have gone public with allegations involving the nominee.
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Major tech companies—including Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon—have gone public with reports detailing employee demographics.
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IVP has invested in over 100 companies that have gone public since it began investing in 1980.
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But start-ups that have gone public, from Twitter to Square, are sinking below their IPO prices.
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At the time, it was the highest first day valuation of any company that had gone public.
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So far this year, more companies have gone public in Europe than anywhere else globally, says Atomico.
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This would be the first time Chalamet has gone public with a relationship since his sudden fame.
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She now speaks for countless women…60 plus..who have gone public, many more who have not.
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At least 2 actresses have gone public with accusations Weinstein raped them in London homes and hotels.
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Now that Heimdal has gone public with its results, hopefully we'll see that number begin to rise.
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Since reconciling with fiancé Liam Hemsworth, the singer has gone public about giving up alcohol and marijuana.
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Here are all the decacorns-gone-public of 2000, and how they compare to this year's crop.
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And not just Pelosi — who'd previously gone public with her rebuke of them — but the whole party.
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Now, Uber has officially gone public in one of the most highly anticipated IPOs of all time.
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Google, Microsoft and Amazon all have similar offerings and enterprise cloud provider, Box, has already gone public.
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According to itsa website, since the firm's founding, over a third of the companies have gone public.
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The "Boardwalk Empire" star has previously gone public with the accusations, but she's now filed a lawsuit.
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Neither of the most prominent companies to have gone public this year is having a good week.
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No tech companies have gone public since late October when StoneCo (STNE), a credit card processor, debuted.
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But Airbnb's former director of engineering, Ian Logan, left the travel venture before it has gone public.
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More than 75 companies have gone public this year in the U.S., raising a total $31 billion.
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Over the last week, two women have gone public with detailed allegations of rape and sexual assault.
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A year ago, no meal-kit startups of consequence had gone public or sold to a competitor.
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Only 7003 REITS have gone public since 2007, with the greatest number occuring in 2013 with 16 REITs.
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That said, several tech companies that have gone public with a single class of shares have also suffered.
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Johansson and Jost were first linked in 2017, and the couple has since gone public with their relationship.
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She has since gone public, and her colleagues say she told them of the incident in the past.
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Now that it's gone public, some of the upside to joining the company won't be there any more.
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Deputy governor Naidoo said the central bank was pleased that Standard Bank had gone public over the theft.
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Ford just announced a massive $1 billion investment in a startup that hadn't even gone public before today.
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Kanye West has gone public with a text message he received from John Legend about President Donald Trump.
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Alibaba is familiar with Hong Kong having gone public there in 2007 when it raised some $1.5 billion.
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While the debate over Gorsuch has ratcheted up this week, several Democrats haven't gone public with their positions.
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Since the change has gone public, several servicewomen have expressed their relief on social media, including Staff Sgt.
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Many government employees and contractors who have gone public with allegations of wrongdoing went directly to the press.
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Other New York technology companies that have gone public in recent years include Blue Apron, Etsy and Yext.
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Far more SEALs have gone public than their more reticent Army counterparts in Delta Force and the Rangers.
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Several splashy private companies have recently gone public and have quickly fallen out of favor on Wall Street.
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Some of the biggest names in tech have gone public or are planning to go public in 2019.
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Pluralsight is part of a collection of tech companies that have gone public in the past few months.
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Only 7003 REITS have gone public since 2007, with the greatest number occurring in 2013 with 16 REITs.
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"Of all the recent high-level defectors, I am the only one to have gone public," said Thae.
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Now that Seymour's allegations have gone public, he expects to be removed as fire chief any time now.
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Profitability has been a key theme for companies that have gone public since the start of the year.
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She has since gone public: "I think we're all processing the horror of it," she told USA Today.
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Now that Ramirez has gone public, however, Grassley's spokesman said the committee intends to look into her claims.
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And in recent weeks, several companies have gone public about measures to block and minimize anti-vaccine misinformation.
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Brandon's never gone public with any substance abuse issues, so IF it's true ... his own father just outed him.
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Offscreen, Mendes and Melton are an item as well, having gone public with their relationship in fall of 2018.
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Reports that Johansson and Jost were dating began in 2017 and they have since gone public with their relationship.
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One of the women who spoke for the documentary had not previously gone public with her accusation of Weinstein.
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Facebook had recently gone public and was counting on third-party apps such as games to help drive growth.
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Carvana, Mulesoft, Okta, Snap, and Yext have gone public and are now worth more than they were when private.
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No consumer internet company in the U.S. has gone public since dating site Match Group debuted in late 2015.
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Especially when the acquiring company had just gone public four months earlier, and was off to a rocky start.
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Of course, now that he's gone public in taking credit for vandalizing the star ... police are looking for him.
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The company has since gone public, but the Sulzberger family owns stock that gives it control over company functions.
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In fact, those female conquests of Bill's that have gone public have routinely stated Hillary tried to silence them.
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But according to CNN, the story could've gone public ahead of the election—had FOX News not killed it.
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We're doing a rental building in Harlem, on 126th Street, but we haven't really gone public with it yet.
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Almost every digital health company that has gone public this year has been operating for at least 10 years.
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Those bets are starting to pay off: Five of GV's healthcare bets have gone public in the last year.
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Priceline had gone public at the height of the dot-com bubble and subsequently saw its stock tumble. Booking.
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Diffie had just gone public with his positive diagnosis two days ago on Friday, posting a message to Facebook.
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The women were not named in the plea, but two women have gone public this year with their allegations.
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As we reported, Union has gone public, claiming 'AGT' has a toxic culture and she was fired after complaining.
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Sequoia is a large investor in Airbnb, one of the largest remaining tech companies that has not gone public.
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About 60 companies in the U.S. and Europe have gone public recently with all white, male boards, he said.
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"Now that the conflict has gone public, people and party members can see the divisions clearly," Mr. Gumede said.
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Since leaving Fox News, Ms. Camerota has also gone public about the darker side of life at the network.
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However, so far this year only eight British companies have gone public, the slowest start since 2013, the data showed.
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Tech firms that have gone public in Hong Kong include Razer, Xiaomi, Tencent's China Literature and selfie app company Meitu.
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The Associated Press does not generally identify the victims of sexual assault, but Khalaf has gone public with her story.
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As you know ... the family of one of Kelly's alleged brainwashed sex slaves has gone public in seeking her return.
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Microsoft has gone public with its own game streaming platform, xCloud, that it plans to start testing later this year.
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The Stepanovs had gone public with their revelations after WADA at the time had failed to act on their information.
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Niu and many of the Chinese companies that have already gone public in the U.S. are also not yet profitable.
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San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick has finally gone public with his new relationship ... with MTV "Girl Code" star, Nessa.
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And thus the companies that in other cycles might have gone public simply didn't, and the ranks of unicorns multiplied.
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Activist investor Cevian Capital, which owns 12.3 percent of Panalpina, has recently gone public with frustrations over the company's progress.
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As the first quarter comes to a close, three Bay Area life sciences companies have already gone public in 2018.
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In 2014, three years before #MeToo, not a lot of young, British women had gone public with stories about rape.
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Equity transcribed: Silicon Valley's founder fetish infantilizes public companies By this time last year, one tech company had gone public.
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The company had gone public in London in August 2007 and raised $50 million, but was delisted the next year.
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There is not a technology platform that has been funded that has gone public that doesn't disadvantage the worker today.
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That's helped to protect a growing number of tech founder CEOs from outside pressure after their companies have gone public.
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Perhaps more notable, his state's machine-aligned Democratic leaders have also gone public with their own discomfort over his stance.
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The singer/actor has gone public with losing his sunglasses and it appears people really, really want to help him.
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His archbishop, Jerome E. Listecki of Milwaukee, issued a statement saying that he wished Father Greiten had not gone public.
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Some patients — notably Oliver Sacks, Christopher Hitchens, and Robin Roberts — have gone public with the details of their cancer experience.
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But things are in flux as now three women have gone public with sexual assault and misconduct allegations against Kavanaugh.
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But this was the first time he has gone public with a demand to a senior Emirati official for their closure.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially gone public -- holding hands out in the open for the whole world to see.
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A theory, of course, is that the duo has officially "gone public" with their relationship, which has been rumored for months.
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The year was 2008: Facebook hadn't yet gone public, Instagram didn't exist, and the original iPhone was only a year old.
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Going public, talk a little bit about that journey, because you are one of the few companies that have gone public.
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It's behavior of CEOs — I think Uber, if they had gone public earlier, they certainly would have had a different story.
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This week we will see: Though IPO issuance has been pathetic, those that have gone public are having a great year.
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Four companies on the BVP Healthcare Valuescape (Evolent, Teladoc, Castlight and Everyday Health) have gone public in the past two years.
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Among the jewels that were included in this deal were VMware and Pivotal, the latter of which has since gone public.
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Over the past two decades some 200 Chinese firms have gone public in America, more than from any other foreign country.
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The shares in question were from a railroad company, owned by Icahn, that had recently gone public, according to the Journal.
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WE ARE BUILDING OTHER SERVICES THAT WE HAVEN'T GONE PUBLIC WITH, WHICH WE WILL AT SOME POINT IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
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Not a single technology company in the U.S. has gone public yet in 2016, meaning all eyes are on Nutanix's progress.
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Nearly two years later, neither Interswitch nor any other VC backed African tech company that began in startup phase gone public.
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Lamar Odom may have just gone public with personal trainer Sabrina Parr, but their relationship might not be the real deal.
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But since then, his company, which helps developers build audio, video and text messaging into their apps, has successfully gone public.
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She and Daly wed in June 2017 in a surprise ceremony, even before the pair had gone public as a couple.
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Since then, after early attempts at concealing his face, he has gone public and collaborated with Skrillex, A-Trak and Kaskade.
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Zuora is part of a crop of software-as-a-service companies that have gone public in the past two years.
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Kalanick's not the only Uber director shelling out big bucks for an expensive home now that the company has gone public.
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However, other major startups that have gone public in 2019 have avoided raising large rounds so close to their public debuts.
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Of the 23 healthcare companies that have gone public this year, eight are trading at a discount to their offer price.
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Music streaming giant Spotify has gone public, closing its first day of trading at $149.01 and a valuation of $26.5 billion.
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Like many startups that have gone public recently, Peloton will have a stock structure that gives extra votes to certain insiders.
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TMZ broke the story ... Timothy's gone public claiming Kelly's holding her and others captive as part of an alleged sex cult.
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He says since he wasn't charged, the information wouldn't have gone public ... if the reports weren't released to In Touch magazine.
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Trivia question: how many Media Lab spinoffs have gone public, without merging or being acquired, in its 33 years of existence?
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These new private funding channels are creating "unicorns," companies that haven't gone public but are valued at $1 billion or more.
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After her short marriage (and long relationship) with Liam Hemsworth ended this summer, Miley Cyrus has gone public with new romances.
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Even though some executives have gone public with their struggles, many feel they'll be stigmatized if they admit to being depressed.
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But the fact that the World Health Organization has gone public about its concern over Tanzania's potential Ebola cases is significant.
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DE) which has gone public with its campaign against Fortum's 8 billion euro ($9.3 billion) bid for the German utility group.
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So far this year, 19 tech companies have gone public in the U.S., up from 16 at this time last year.
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But other high-profile startups that have gone public in the past decade like Twitter (TWTR), Snap (SNAP) and Blue Apron (APRN)?
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Lyft, Pinterest, Zoom and PagerDuty have already gone public this year, and Uber and Slack are both preparing for their own IPOs.
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Since then, several women have gone public with similar allegations against Weinstein, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Angelina Jolie, Heather Graham, and Asia Argento.
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Katie Holmes is beaming now that she and Jamie Foxx have gone public, and her look should make you green with envy.
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Founder Ryan Smith tells me Qualtrics is profitable — something not many tech companies, even some that have gone public recently, can say.
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The industry's support has bolstered the careers of several other influential figures in Hollywood, even after women had gone public against them.
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I hadn't gone public yet with what I'd gone through, but once I did, I realized: there are a lot of us.
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"The Container Store never should have gone public," he said, adding that it needs to do a "holistic restructuring" of its business.
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Never before have so many companies with such high revenues gone public at such lofty valuations, all while sustaining such massive losses.
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It was 2012, Workday had just gone public and the two were talking about the onerous but exciting process of starting companies.
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A recent report by CB Insights looked at the 16 digital-health companies that have gone public or been acquired since 2011.
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Since 2011, 16 digital-health companies valued at at least $1 billion have gone public or been acquired, according to CB Insights.
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CNBC's Carl Quintanilla asked Gurley if — another Benchmark investment — may have gone public too soon, encouraging some unicorns to stay private longer.
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Both McDougal and Daniels have gone public with their stories despite the agreements they are fighting that they say kept them silent.
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Other celebrities have gone public with their own meningioma diagnoses -- including Sheryl Crow, Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Tyler Moore and recently Maria Menounos.
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Starting twenty years ago, when Ravenswood Winery went public in 247, some companies have gone public using an auction rather than bookbuilding.
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Blue Apron has since gone public, albeit experiencing a rocky road on the public market, while Munchery was forced to cease operations.
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It is the first time that Ben Ali's lawyer or family have gone public with news about the 83-year-old's health.
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President Trump has gone public with a clear statement that he has lost confidence in him; how can he stay in office?
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He noted that the bank already had gone public that there would be a further review that would show more accounts affected.
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In 2010, the US had its first Black president, Facebook hadn't yet gone public, and people still thought I was a man.
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" But if the commissioner of that department mentioned the policy in public a day early, then we would say, "You've gone public.
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He thinks most companies made their choice as early as the first quarter of this year, even if they have not gone public.
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A total of 17 Boston-area venture-backed companies have gone public so far this year, of which 15 are life science startups.
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I'm hesitant to make any grand pronouncements just because I thought they would have gone public like partway through the year by now.
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Pinterest, the popular digital social bulletin-board company that's home to thousands of recipes, home-decor ideas, and fashion inspiration, has gone public.
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Having just gone public one year ago, Stitch Fix has been looking for ways to diversify its sources of revenue while managing investments.
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In other cases, where startups have gone public, falling prices have prompted VCs to hang on to their shares instead of distribute them.
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Salesforce's $6.5 billion acquisition of MuleSoft, which had gone public last year, and Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub for $7.5 billion, are good examples.
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And while Kylie and Khloé are both due around the same time in February — they haven't gone public with their pregnancies just yet.
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Dropbox is one of a number of SaaS companies that have gone public in recent months, including DocuSign, that have seen considerable success.
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Just 11.73 companies have gone public this year through Friday, down from 211.7 in the same period last year - the lowest since 236.
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Turns out, Workman has often gone public with her opinions about her daughter, including recently when she spoke to InTouch about Winter's body.
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Cnova had gone public at $7 per share, but its share price had fallen by about two-thirds by the time litigation began.
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And the two companies that have recently gone public through direct listings were not trying to hide unpolished or inexperienced CEOs from criticism.
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So far this year, at least five companies on the unicorn board have gone public: Snap, Cloudera, Okta, MuleSoft and China Rapid Finance.
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Companies such as Dropbox took eleven years from founding to IPO, while Airbnb has been around ten years and still hasn't gone public.
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But in recent years, a growing number of former players have gone public about their declining health, including a rash of cognitive problems.
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Some opponents have gone public with critical essays, and at least one petition was started by a player concerned about the new rules.
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The kinds of startups being targeted by private-equity firms likely would have gone public 20 years ago, industry experts told Business Insider.
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She had gone public with her allegations in October 2016, right before the presidential election, saying Trump had sexually assaulted her in 2007.
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A year later those numbers rose to 307 unexited unicorns, 79 unicorns that had gone public and 40 more that had been sold.
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Meanwhile, other prominent, unprofitable tech companies that have gone public this year, including Uber (UBER) and Lyft (LYFT), are struggling on Wall Street.
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At that point, Ford had not gone public with her allegations, only sending a letter earlier this summer to her congresswoman, Democratic Rep.
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The firm previously backed Snapchat, Stitch Fix and Nutanix, and 14 others that have gone public over the last five years, Reuters reports.
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By October 250, a year after the company had gone public, SFX's stock price had dropped from $270 to approximately $22000 a share.
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Conventional wisdom among these sources is that WeWork could have successfully gone public had Neumann fixed governance before publicly filing the company's prospectus.
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Screenwriter and director Max Landis is being accused of sexual abuse and emotional torture ... as 8 women have gone public with their allegations.
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"I think especially as Americold has gone public, there's been a lot more interest from institutional capital sources coming into the space," said Carroll.
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Jackie Chan's daughter has gone public with her sexuality and introduced the world to her girlfriend in a series of touching emotional Instagram posts.
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Three of the 2018 Disruptors have already gone public and many more of last year's winners are expected to IPO in the coming months.
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So far in 2019, companies such as Pinterest Inc, Zoom Video Communications and Beyond Meat have gone public and seen their stocks trade up.
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While Woodley has been linked to Divergent costar Theo James and musician Nahko Bear, the actress has not gone public with a boyfriend before.
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But you're one of the few that had gone public quite early, compared to the others who are staying private, enormous amounts of time.
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Those venture-backed companies account for an astounding 85 percent of all research-and-development spending by companies that have gone public since 1974.
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Only 40 percent of the 20 IPOs that have gone public in the last month are above their IPO price, according to Renaissance Capital.
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While Twilio is alone among domestic software IPOs, two foreign tech companies backed by venture capitalists have gone public on U.S. exchanges this year.
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Alphabet funds struck venture deals with 11 other companies that have since gone public, including Baidu, HubSpot, Cloudera, Spero Therapeutics, Lending Club and Zynga.
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Four of the 2016 class have gone public since the list came out last year, the most since CNBC started the list in 2013.
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Bengio isn't aware of any firm that has gone public with a plan to build lethal weapons that target specific individuals autonomously, he said.
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Ceridian, Dropbox and Zuora are among the tech companies that have gone public in recent weeks, and SmartSheet went public this week alongside DocuSign.
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They say Biden previously admitted to Roberts that he was the father, but that she has gone public because he stopped providing child support.
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Often, fewer than 500,000 shares have been traded per day, less than other companies that have gone public recently, like Anaplan, SurveyMonkey and Upwork.
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The nine companies that have gone public this year in alphabetical order are Alteryx, Carvana, Cloudera, Elevate Credit, Mulesoft, Netshoes, Okta, Snap and Yext.
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In the chart below, we display the number of known acquisitions made by U.S.-based unicorns that haven't gone public or gotten acquired (yet).
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Here's New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman holding his brand new baby daughter Lily -- the first time he's gone public about the kid.
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Since he's gone public with these tactics, Hyperallergic has asked me to reveal what I would steal, if I could get away with it.
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And while he has not yet announced his candidacy, three challengers already have gone public with plans to challenge Gulati in the presidential election.
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Some of the things that you mentioned were changed through the IPO process and would have been different if the company had gone public.
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Parnas got permission from the judge in his case to turn over documents prosecutors obtained to House impeachment investigators, and now he's gone public.
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Smith notes that of the 89 IPOs that have gone public this year, the average first-day pop has been a very-respectable 9.3%.
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I suggested that perhaps his sources hadn't gone public because they didn't exist and that Football Leaks was the result of Pinto's hacking alone.
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Goldman Sachs says that less than a quarter of the companies that have gone public in 290 will report positive net income this year.
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Only three companies have gone public on the Copenhagen bourse since then, while the Swedish market has had 30 to 50 listings a year.
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For the first time, video of Peyton Manning's deposition -- in which he denies sexually assaulting a former University of Tennessee trainer -- has gone public.
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A couple that have gone public are Groupon and MedMen, a cannabis company that went public in Canada and is valued around CA$2 billion.
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It's not only American tech stocks that are in trouble, however; Chinese tech shops that have already gone public are taking their lumps, as well.
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But it appears that a $27 billion company has gone public — the seventh-biggest U.S. IPO ever — without some of the chaos that naysayers predicted.
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LegalZoom hasn't gone public yet or been re-acquired, but "if it does go public, it will be a much bigger, healthier company," says Ruder.
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It posted losses of $911 million in 2018, a statistic that will make it the biggest loser amongst U.S. startups to have gone public. 6.
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But in the third-quarter of the year, technology companies such as Twilio and Nutanix have already gone public, opening the door for further listings.
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Whatever merits this argument has, it does not quite cover the Facebook case: the change was to be made after the firm had gone public.
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Olympic gold medalists Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas and McKayla Maroney have gone public in recent months, saying they were assaulted by Nassar while undergoing treatment.
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A number of technology firms such as Snap Inc and Nutanix have gone public in recent months, but Steinberg is taking a more cautious approach.
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LGBT activists have argued that thousands of people who had gone public about their sexual identity faced the threat of persecution after the 2013 verdict.
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She knew what had happened to her, and she wanted to corroborate the claims of the handful of women who had gone public by then.
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But even before his company has gone public, Neumann has given prospective investors reason to worry about how he'll exercise his power once it does.
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The cardinals - two Germans, an Italian, and an American - said they had gone public with their letter to the pope because he had not responded.
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There's no evidence of a widespread number of Republican defections — just one Republican elector from Texas has gone public with plans to break from Trump.
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Judd had first gone public with her allegations in a 2015 interview with Variety during which she discussed the experience without naming the producer involved.
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But Tintri's business is a lot more like Nutanix or Pure Storage, other venture-backed companies that have gone public in the past two years.
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The timeline here raises a disturbing question: Would the Trump team have fired Flynn if the information Yates had given them had never gone public?
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Plus some companies that have gone public but which have disappointed in the public markets and where the VC still has a large equity holding.
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One member employs Christian principles in his practice, while another specializes in helping women who work in technology companies that have not yet gone public.
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Wen also pointed out that for companies that have already gone public, using financing methods such as issuing convertible notes is faster relative to alternatives.
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Shares of companies that have gone public this year on exchanges in the United States have gained, on average, 1 percent, according to Thomson Reuters.
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Players from Argentina and Colombia have gone public about mistreatment and meager pay, and Norway's players demanded — and won — equal pay with their men's counterparts.
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By Tuesday, three members of his party had already gone public with their firm opposition: Ms. Collins, Mr. McCain and Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky.
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Though it's shocking to note, according to Solomon, about 60 companies in the U.S. and Europe have gone public recently with all-white, male boards.
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Those comments led to a meeting between James and General Manager David Griffin, who was not pleased that James had gone public with his feelings.
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"We probably have a subset of five or six of these companies that have recently gone public," Green told Business Insider in an exclusive interview.
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Fifty-seven of about 120 companies that have gone public this year are trading below their offer price, according to Renaissance Capital and CNBC data.
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The N.B.A. on Tuesday fined Anthony Davis of the New Orleans Pelicans $50,000 because his agent, Rich Paul, had gone public with a trade request.
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For the 45 unicorn companies that have gone public, the average time to go public has been 26 months after first being valued at $1 billion.
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The other accuser, former actress Lucia Evans, has gone public with her account of Weinstein forcing her to perform oral sex at his office in 2004.
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Cheerleaders have recently gone public with complaints that some NFL teams encourage their participation in off-the-field events, which subject them to unwanted sexual advances.
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Dell also revealed prior investments in companies that have since gone public or been sold, such as Arista and Anobit, which Apple Inc acquired in 2012.
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Here's a quick recap: These are just the major health incidents that have gone public — and are good fodder for the recent documentary and forthcoming biopic.
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Very few large internet companies have gone public recently, which gives it tremendous scarcity value, says Roger Ehrenberg of IA Ventures, an early-stage investment firm.
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It's part of a crop of subscription cloud-based software companies that have gone public in recent years and provided growth stories to enterprise technology investors.
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If unicorn companies know this is a top, then shouldn't they have gone public last year, given the lockup restrictions (yes, this goes for VCs too).
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In that short time, about 140 pot companies have gone public in Canada, with a combined market value of more than C$60 billion ($48 billion).
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However, since then at least nine women have gone public accusing Trump of various degrees of sexual misconduct including touching them in a sexual way uninvited.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)A popular video streaming platform has gone public in the biggest Wall Street debut by a Chinese company so far this year.
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In all, 20173 percent of the companies named to the Disruptor 50 list since 2013 have gone public or been acquired (see the all-time list).
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Many brave veterans and VA employees have gone public with what they've seen — and in countless instances, the agency has responded by retaliating against these whistleblowers.
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He hasn't gone public with his concerns, but is withholding his support for the bill because he believes it favors corporations over other types of businesses.
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A poor performance by Zuckerberg in front of Congress could have significant consequences for share prices and, for those companies that have not gone public, valuations.
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The good news is the average return for the nine that have gone public since November has been good: up 21.9 percent above their initial price.
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" Another prominent Republican, the Oneida County executive, Anthony J. Picente Jr., has gone public with his decision not to endorse her, calling her a "national embarrassment.
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Mr. Nunes had gone public with that information after Mr. Trump falsely claimed on Twitter that President Barack Obama had wiretapped Trump Tower during the transition.
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Mr. Clayton cited Uber during his confirmation hearing as an example of a company that 20 years ago probably would have gone public at this point.
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Though close friends knew about what she was going through, Ms. Blanco hadn't — to borrow another phrase from celebrity P.R. speak — gone public about it yet.
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Over the last decade, a number of large private equity firms like the Blackstone Group, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company and Apollo Global Management have gone public.
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In Q22019 of 271, there were 250 unexited unicorns according to the leaderboard, 39 unicorns that had gone public and 24 more that had been acquired.
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As a male childhood rape survivor who has gone public and had so many disclose to me, I promise: any rape stat you see is low.
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The other accuser, former actress Lucia Evans, has gone public with her account of Weinstein allegedly forcing her to perform oral sex at his office in 2004.
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Back in 2015, it released Microsoft Power BI to compete with Tableau, a data analytics and visualization company that had gone public a couple of years before.
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The strong early performance set it apart from other recent tech unicorns that have gone public, including Uber and Lyft, which quickly fell below their IPO prices.
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No venture-backed tech company has gone public in the U.S. since December, and the first quarter marked the slowest period for new offerings broadly since 2009.
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Many venture funds have poor returns in their early years because the companies they've invested in are still immature and few have gone public or been acquired.
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After a Florida man's service dog was killed while trying to protect him from an alligator in April, he's gone public in hopes of preventing future tragedy.
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Olympic gold medalists Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas and McKayla Maroney have gone public in recent months, saying they were assaulted by Nassar while undergoing treatment.
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Olympic gold medalists Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas, McKayla Maroney and Simone Biles have gone public in recent months, saying they were assaulted by Nassar while undergoing treatment.
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A recent research paper by Stanford University found that 42 percent of all companies that have gone public since 1974 can trace their roots to venture capital.
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Jackie Speier of California has recently gone public with an account of being sexually assaulted by a male chief of staff while she was a congressional staffer.
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Several European firms have gone public this year, including Dutch payments start-up Adyen, Swedish music streaming service Spotify and British peer-to-peer lender Funding Circle.
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Ho, the wife of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, has recently come under criticism from Lee's younger siblings in a family feud that has gone public.
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Here's how Snap and Canada Goose stack up against the rest of the companies that have gone public in 2017: — CNBC's Gina Francolla contributed to this report.
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The company has to date invested in more than 228.5 companies, 21 of which are valued over $9.13 billion each and 29.1 of which have gone public.
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Keeping Up With The Kardashians has gone public in recent months with her frustration over the release of ex Caitlyn Jenner's memoir, The Secrets of My Life.
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And shares of several companies that have gone public this year have fallen sharply since their debuts, including Lyft Inc, Uber Technologies Inc and Slack Technologies Inc.
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The good news is the average return for the nine that have gone public since November has been good: up 133 percent above their initial offering price.
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FINALLY ... Luke Rockhold and Demi Lovato have gone public with their relationship -- hitting up an NFL game as a couple this weekend ... and we got the pic.
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But smaller tech start-ups that have gone public — and which often have more room to grow and lose less money — have been warmly embraced by investors.
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In the last 30 months (2017 2H onwards), a total of 21 SaaS U.S.-based, VC-backed companies have gone public, including Zoom, Slack, Datadog and others1.
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In the last 30 months (23 2H onwards), a total of 21 U.S.-based, VC-backed SaaS companies have gone public, including Zoom, Slack, Datadog and others1.
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Private equity firms that have gone public have typically done so as partnerships, which saved on taxes but prevented them from being included in major stock indexes.
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The move comes as Peloton, having gone public last year, said it would be working to make its classes more accessible from more devices and price points.
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There&aposs been an increase in reported Lyme disease cases, and many celebrities, including Alec Baldwin and Kathleen Hanna, have recently gone public with their Lyme diagnoses.
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He gave the Ukrainian government a weapon to wield over him — if he didn't do their bidding, they could have gone public with what he had done.
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This year, the ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft, the online pinboard company Pinterest and the business software maker Slack are among those that have gone public.
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It&aposs been a rough year for a lot of unicorns that have just gone public, and Green shares the ones he thinks have the most potential.
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Weiss-Wolf, author of 2017 book Periods Gone Public: Taking a Stand for Menstrual Equity, has made it her life's work and passion to alleviate this burden.
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Not voting -- particularly after he's already gone public with your own presidential ambitions -- gives off a strong whiff that this is simply a vanity campaign for Schultz.
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Like many other tech companies that have recently gone public, WeWork has a multi-class stock structure that gives Neumann more power than the company's other stockholders.
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Since that offering, rival Nine Energy Service has also gone public, and last week FTS International firmed up plans to raise $250 million through a public offering.
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Only one of Mr. Morris's accusers has gone public: Jonathan Soresi, a former student and an assistant trainer to Mr. Morris, is himself a registered sex offender.
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But of the ones who have gone public, Ryan's backers have offered a far darker picture of the state of the party and its message than Pelosi's.
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But in the last few years, scores of tech companies that make their money selling subscription services have grown quickly, gone public and made their founders exceptionally rich.
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Look at some well-known names that have gone public in the last year, like Roku, Spotify or Eventbrite, and many have dropped double digits just this month.
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And like many other startup firms that have recently gone public — including Lyft (LYFT), Uber (UBER), Pinterest (PINS) and Beyond Meat (BYND) — Luckin Coffee is bleeding red ink.
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"While we're currently discussing with clients, we've not gone public on anything yet," said a source at an international bank with operations in London, declining to be named.
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While this was the first interview that Arlene gave since the shooting, she had gone public with her thoughts before, in a prayer book she released in 2015.
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Accusers who have gone public risk a barrage of insults on social media, including charges of publicity-seeking or of having invited abuse by their own moral laxity.
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According to Nikkei, all the Vision Funds are expected to chiefly target unicorns — aka tech startups that haven't gone public yet but have an estimated valuation above $1BN.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, like the CEOs of other high-flying startups that have gone public recently, holds shares in his company that will give him extra votes.
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If WeWork hasn't gone public by then, the terms will expire and the real-estate company will be forced to negotiate new terms, one of the people said.
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" "The fact that other unicorn tech companies like Dropbox have gone public successfully recently is a positive sign for Spotify despite the stock slump in the tech sector.
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I stared for a while trying to figure out what about it bugged me and then remembered that, in March, Westling had gone public with his gender transition.
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"They probably would have gotten more cash upfront if they had gone public, but over the long-term they probably made more money by staying private," he said.
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Of the 15 technology companies that have gone public so far in 2018, only three had positive earnings per share in the preceding year, according to Mr. Ritter.
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Among the eight companies in the fund's portfolio that have gone public, five have recorded gains, and three have booked losses as of the end of the December.
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The company has not yet gone public because the markets have been "choppy when it comes to growth companies," said Bastian Lehmann, Postmates' chief executive, at the event.
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Two factors: markets are again at new highs, and investors have been encouraged by the after-market trading in IPOs that have gone public in the last year.
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And the company has been hit with a wave of negative press since it's gone public in May: Uber has yet to be profitable, and it's losing money.
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While 296 of those companies have gone public since the beginning of 294, this is the first year with more than two that reached $258 billion in value.
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We're the four ... And everyone was dipping in, and it still was super early because Netscape had just gone public in '94, the early internet was very early.
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The company's stock performance has been the worst of any major company that has gone public this year — its $10 a share opening price has dropped to around $3.
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In mature markets like the United States, where rival Lyft (LYFT)has also gone public, Pham predicts multiple companies will soon start to co-exist in a profitable way.
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Despite rumors and the track's obvious hints and their explosive onscreen chemistry, the pair still hadn't gone public with their romance at the time — advice they fielded from Oprah!
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The woman who claims she was attacked by L.A. Clippers player Branden Dawson says she has the bruises to prove her case ... and has gone public with the photos.
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Sixty-six companies have gone public so far this year, including major winners Beyond Meat, Zoom and Crowdstrike, and seven others are set for their own floats this week.
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To date, 76 contestants in TechCrunch's startup competition have been acquired or gone public, and many more of the 610 Battlefield alums are on their way to big exits.
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House Republicans may win some new fans in Silicon Valley, with a new tax proposal that would help employees of highly valued startups that have not yet gone public.
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It used to be that startup founders generally didn't try to personally cash in their stakes in their companies until they had at least gone public or been acquired.
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Over all, just 84 companies have gone public so far this year in the United States, according to data from Renaissance Capital, down nearly 13 percent from last year.
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In her new book, Periods Gone Public: Taking a Stand for Menstrual Equity, Weiss-Wolf explores the burgeoning movement to make feminine hygiene products affordable for those in need.
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As has been the case at many startups that have gone public lately, insiders at Peloton will have shares that give them extra votes after its initial public offering.
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And residents of Yaroslavl, the city a few hours northeast of Moscow where Mr. Sanders had traveled, had already gone public in 143 with their positive views of him.
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They said they are in a relationship with Kelly and alleged that their parents have gone public with complaints against Kelly in an attempt to get money from him.
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In its most recent update for Q20193 2019, the same dataset indicates that there are 400 unexited unicorns, 112 that have gone public and 50 that have been sold.
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Tillerson isn't alone among high-level officials who've gone public about Trump's refusal to unequivocally condemn those who gathered in Charlottesville and sparked the violence that led to three deaths.
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Loeb, who revealed a $3.5 billion stake in Nestlé in June, hasn't yet gone public with any of his trademark aggressiveness even though it's Third Point's biggest-ever single investment.
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McCabe has gone public to promote his new book: The Threat: How the F.B.I. Protects America in the Age of Terror and Trump, which has been excerpted in the Atlantic.
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Wehner and "Jane Roe," who later revealed she was Teresa Lancaster, have gone public in recent years — after Maskell's death in 2001 — and they agreed to participate in White's docuseries.
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Only six venture-backed U.S. tech companies have gone public in 2016, leaving many venture firms with big paper gains but few actual dollars to return to their limited partners.
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The Renaissance IPO ETF, which holds stocks that have gone public within the past two years, is up nearly 38% this year, while the S&P 500 has added 16%.
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" She added, "I have just spoken to so many actresses and writers, particularly women, who have had similar experiences and many of them have bravely gone public with their stories.
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As you might expect, there is a tradeoff at play regarding Egnyte's profitability: The firm isn't growing as quickly as some other enterprise-facing startups that have recently gone public.
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The audio tapes purportedly capturing Hill threatening his fiancee during a heated conversation about their child abuse case had gone public just around 2 hours prior to the police call.
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Of course there is an even bigger risk to investing in companies that haven't gone public, since they aren't required to give the same financial disclosures as publicly-traded firms.
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We were a young startup, we hadn't gone public, we weren't very savvy in the ways of antitrust: How do we talk about it, what are the regulators thinking about?
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More than 30 venture-backed companies have gone public so far this year, according to the research firm CB Insights, but few are very large or widely recognized consumer brands.
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Some Indian nationals have gone public with allegations they were among the targets over the past couple of days; they include journalists, academics, lawyers and defenders of India's Dalit community.
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Early employees of Google, Facebook and other tech giants have gone public with their regrets in recent months, calling the products they helped build overly addictive and destructive to society.
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"I'm glad that Geoffrey Berman has gone public to try to embarrass Prince Andrew, who made one statement and then behind closed doors is doing something very different," Bloom said.
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But this is also an ecosystem that has changed a bit over the last few years as its first wave of startups have been acquired, gone public or shut down.
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Stormy's attorney at the time, Michael Avenatti, accused officers of setting her up and alleged the arrest was politically motivated -- she'd gone public about her alleged affair with Donald Trump.
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And then as the process -- which I think you might argue maybe it's working, as they've gone public, but clearly that valuation has been cut in half if not more.
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Other earlier-stage deals include flying cars, lunar drones and asteroid mining, while longer-standing investments like Sogou (search) and China Literature (e-publishing) have gone public over the past month.
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As two women — Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez — have gone public with their stories of sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh, the judge's confirmation to the Supreme Court is on shaky ground.
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Facebook has also lost candidates to start-ups that are gearing up to go public or have just gone public, such as Airbnb, Slack, Uber and Lyft, the former recruiters said.
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Other earlier-stage deals include flying cars, lunar drones and asteroid mining, while longer-standing investments like Sogou (search) and China Literature (e-publishing) have gone public over the past month.
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They will join the ranks of 648 previous Startup Battlefield contenders who have, to date, raised $6.9 billion in funding — and 95 of those companies have been acquired or gone public.
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The announcement had been rumored for some time, and made sense, especially given the number of enterprise tech companies that have gone public (or announced their intentions to do so) recently.
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The project, dubbed "Dragonfly," has been the subject of considerable internal debate at Google, though the letter marks the first time the tech giant's employees have gone public with their opposition.
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While I believe $2628 billion may be the largest valuation of any U.S. company that has gone public, it is not the largest valuation of any company that went public overall.
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That means, like many other tech firms which have gone public recently, Neumann will maintain significant control, while other investors who buy stock in the IPO, will have very little say.
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The venture-backed companies that have gone public over the last 12 months have largely been smaller, lesser-known names like the communications service Twilio or the business software maker Atlassian.
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But as dozens of her stolen messages have gone public, Ms. Tanden's private and profanity-laced commentary has made her something of a cult hero for an unlikely group: Trump supporters.
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A few have gone public with their Trump support, including former Speaker Bob Livingston (R-La.), who attended one of the businessman's first campaign meetings with Washington policymakers and establishment leaders.
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In a flashback scene, Athena is let go from her CEO gig because the texts about the Manor, which she claims were just a joke at the time, have gone public.
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Even it had priced its offering at the top of that range, Casper would have gone public with a market cap of less than $800 million — below its private market valuation.
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Few companies have gone public in Morocco in recent years, with just two doing so in 2018, when the combined market capitalisation of companies listed on the exchange fell 8.27 percent.
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Carbon Black and Zscaler are among the cyber-related names that have gone public in the past few months, and both handily beat analyst earnings projections in their first quarterly reports.
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Ever since the Chinese government first began setting up the centers in 2017, former and current detainees -- as well as their relatives -- have gone public with horror stories from the inside.
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Mainland Chinese companies including smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi and mobile infrastructure giant China Tower are among those that have gone public this year in Hong Kong, and more are on the way.
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One of the most powerful parts of the book, is the description of the group interview, where you brought women together to talk, in most cases long after they'd gone public.
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Some of the more successful companies that have gone public over the past few years are either already profitable or expected to generate actual earnings later this year and in 2020.
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Why it matters: Because Box had become a Silicon Valley poster child for "good" corporate governance, last year eliminating the dual-class stock structure it had gone public with in 2015.
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Other deals, like Desktop Metal, a four-year-old company that designs and markets metal 3D printing systems, have meanwhile seen their valuations soar, even if they haven't sold or gone public.
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Excluding Alibaba, the combined market cap of MercadoLibre and Globant represents approximately 6.5% of the current value of all emerging market companies who have gone public in the US during that time.
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In addition, in recent weeks Google employees who were publicly involved in the November walkout over the mishandling of workplace sexual misconduct have gone public with claims that Google retaliated against them.
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If Jenkins is in a new relationship, she hasn't gone public with it -- in fact, the last time she posted a photo of a man on her IG it was Aaron Hernandez.
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At least in theory, once a company conducts its ICO, the tokens the company sells are free to trade, which means that the company has "gone public," albeit in a different way.
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Other earlier-stage deals include flying cars, lunar drones and asteroid mining, while longer-standing investments like Sogou (search), Sea (games) and China Literature (e-publishing) have gone public in recent months.
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On stage at The New York Times DealBook conference, interviewer Andrew Ross Sorkin asked Khosrowshahi if he was happy the company had gone public in time to avoid a situation like WeWork's.
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But IPO watchers are hopeful that the fall will see a flurry of activity, for three reasons: Despite the dearth of IPOs, the returns on what has gone public have been improving.
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This year 39 companies have gone public so far, down more than 60 percent from the same period last year, according to data from Renaissance Capital, a manager of IPO-focused ETFs.
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That was the case for many of the women who've recently gone public with their own accounts of being sexually harassed and assaulted by one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
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Since the first Battlefield back in 2007, 748 companies have competed and gone on to collectively raise $800 billion in funding — and 100 of them have either gone public or been acquired.
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Mr. Loeb, who revealed his $3.5 billion stake in Nestlé in June, hasn't yet gone public with any of his trademark aggressiveness even though the company is Third Point's biggest single investment.
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Khloe Kardashian has gone public in her support for baby daddy Tristan Thompson ... cheering him on Saturday night as the Cavaliers squeaked past the Raptors by a score of 105 to 103.
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The only public data on the cost of these campaigns comes from early 2013, when Twitter's user base was about half what it is now, and the company had not yet gone public.
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This is a company that has needed public discipline, this is a company that has needed a public currency, and it's a company that should have gone public three or four years ago.
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Competing startups will join the ranks of nearly 700 Startup Battlefield contenders who have, to date, raised nearly $7 billion in funding — and nearly 100 of those companies resul acquired or gone public.
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"I have just spoken to so many actresses and writers, particularly women, who have had similar experiences and many of them have bravely gone public with their stories," Witherspoon concluded in her remarks.
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Aside from Singapore, it has announced a joint venture in Lichtenstein and gone public with plans to offer fiat in Malta, where it has been courted by the island nation's pro-crypto administration.
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Benchmark, the venture firm that bet early on Uber, Snap, Stitch Fix and numerous software companies that have gone public of late, is raising its latest fund without two of its key partners.
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Almost every woman I know has some harrowing tale of harassment or sexual assault, and almost every one of them has not gone public for a variety of reasons, including shame and fear.
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For that reason, a separate opportunity that Brian Ruder, co-head of technology at the global PE firm Permira, expects to see more centers on maturing tech companies that haven't yet gone public.
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It posted losses of $27.9 million in 22018, a statistic that will make it the biggest loser amongst U.S. startups to have gone public, according to data collected by The Wall Street Journal.
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In the three years since the campaign has gone public, repealing Hyde has gone from a taboo subject to a mainstream pro-choice position that has been officially embraced by the Democratic Party.
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Bill Belichick says the Patriots were well aware of the disturbing Michael Floyd DUI video before they signed him -- and insinuated they would not be dropping the WR now that it's gone public.
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Kathleen Rice, one of a small group who has gone public with the message that Pelosi should go, hosted a dozen Democrats in her office Thursday for an hour-long strategy session. Rep.
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While Tillerson has not gone public with any reorganization plans, Foreign Policy reported in April on an internal State Department document that detailed the administration's plans to cut foreign assistance to developing countries.
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Though he rapped about how happy he was with his girlfriend Cherry Seaborn, the singer lamented about their lack of privacy as he said he wished his private life had never gone public.
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In her book, "Periods Gone Public: Taking A Stand For Menstrual Equity," Weiss Wolf raises awareness to "period inequity" and her advocacy toward "tampon tax" and how it impacts "period poverty" as well.
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An unexpected turn for an otherwise white-hot digital health IPO runUp until now, most of the digital health companies that have gone public in 2019 have had successful first days of trading.
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Why it matters: While Apple hasn't gone public with many of the content deals it's striking to build out its video streaming service, this is the first kid-oriented project that's been teased.
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The Bravo star now joins Idris Elba, Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, Daniel Dae Kim, and "Bachelor" star Colton Underwood in the dystopian new category of celebrities who have gone public with their diagnoses.
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Many of the other jumbo-sized, money losing startups like DoorDash that have gone public recently have seen their stocks perform poorly, and WeWork wasn't even able to complete its IPO, they noted.
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Even the women who had gone public before, filing sexual harassment claims against Mr. Nygard in Winnipeg and agreeing to interviews with The Winnipeg Free Press in 1996, refused to be identified again.
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More often, he takes those meetings to get information: Knowledge about marketplaces, about competitors to the public companies in his portfolio, and about companies he might invest in after they&aposve gone public.
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Many fewer venture-backed companies have gone public, too, and on the private market, it takes time for pricing to fall, whereas when you're public and the market falls out, people leave in droves.
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Such companies would include cloud-storage provider Dropbox, Snapchat parent Snap, and meal-kit maker Blue Apron, which all have gone public since last year with little or no voting representation for certain investors.
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Nearly three years, dozens of op-eds, and countless hours spent on legislative reform later, she has literally written the book on menstrual equity, titled Periods Gone Public: Taking a Stand for Menstrual Equity.
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Since the first Battlefield back in 2007, more than 750 companies have competed and gone on to collectively raise $800 billion in funding — and 100 of them have either gone public or been acquired.
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IPOs are doing great this year with the Renaissance IPO ETF, which measures recent stocks that have recently gone public, up 37% this year, compared to a 19% return for the S&P 500.
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Mr. Haque also pointed to 22 Norwest portfolio companies that have gone public since the firm last raised money, naming the security services provider FireEye and the Internet-based lender Lending Club as examples.
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So she has gone public, alleging that she has secret knowledge of Russian interference in the US presidential election — and that she fears she wouldn't be safe if deported back to Russia or Belarus.
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So far, four of those have gone public: Facebook, which took 396 days to earn the unicorn label; Leaf Group, which took 7953 days; Zynga, which took 672 days and Snap, which took 673.
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Some of the most highly valued among them, Lyft, Uber, and Slack, have all gone public in recent months, only to see their stocks fall soon thereafter and largely stay below their initial prices.
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In contrast, most of the companies that have gone public in recent years with multi-class stock structures do not have any kind of time-based sunset provision, according to data from the CII.
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That means Trump's team might have to reveal campaign communications not just about Zervos, but about any woman who has accused Trump of sexual misconduct — including women who may not have gone public yet.
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Two of the 2019 Disruptors have already gone public and several of last year's winners are expected to IPO in the coming months, including #8 Casper, which filed to go public earlier this month.
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"We don&apost expect all 80-plus investments that we have to be amazing successes," he added, going on to note that eight SoftBank-funded firms had gone public, including Guardant Health and Slack.
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As of last month, 31 companies had gone public in the U.S., down from 69 in the first five months of 2015 and 115 in the same period in 2014, Barron's reported, citing Renaissance Capital.
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In the two weeks since Grasso and Friedlander have gone public with the initiative, Grasso says they've heard from hundreds of people who have reached out, either to offer support or to to become members.
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It was the first time he had gone public with the demand in talks with an Emirati official, seeming to contradict the UAE&aposs repeated denials that it has authority over any prisons in Yemen.
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But The Financial Times's Alphaville acknowledged in a post on Thursday that the estimate was born of heady times for state-owned energy producers that had gone public — companies whose earnings multiples have since tumbled.
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In recent weeks and days, Trump's chances of winning the election have narrowed as more women have gone public with accusations of unwanted sexual advances and Republican politicians have distanced themselves from the beleaguered campaign.
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On Friday, the stars of the CW's The 2100 announced that they secretly tied the knot, which came as a huge surprise to fans considering the pair have never gone public with their relationship before.
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It's the first time the pair, who has been dating for three months, has gone public with their relationship — and it's the first public relationship Parks has been in since divorcing ex-husband Apollo Nida.
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The value of unicorns over that stretch, based on the Journal's tracker, has climbed by 216.9%, with a good chunk of the value creation coming from companies that have since gone public or been acquired.
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Because people like Lawrence and Sadler have gone public about the pay gap, and made that brave choice to stand up for themselves, it will become less taboo for another woman to do the same.
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And though Spotify got its big break in America through viral distribution in Facebook's now defunct desktop sidebar ticker, Facebook never made a move to invest in or acquire the startup that's since gone public.
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The 47-year-old has increasingly gone public in slamming Modi's governance since the last national polls, as he looks to shed the reticent image that has for years been synonymous with his political dynasty.
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Companies that a decade ago might have gone public, such as Nest, a company that makes remote-control gadgets for the home, and Waze, a mapping service, are now being gobbled up by established giants.
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After accusations this month from former Crewe Alexandra player Andy Woodward, saying he was molested as a boy by talent spotter and convicted paedophile Barry Bennell, other former youth players have gone public with allegations.
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It's a model that was pioneered by Salesforce almost two decades ago and is now being employed by dozens of companies, including many like New Relic and Twilio that have gone public in recent years.
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And when he ran Warner Music, also once an appendage of Time Warner, Mr. Bronfman sold it to Mr. Blavatnik in 2011 for less than half of the price at which it had gone public.
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And over the firm objections of his top advisers, he insisted on using the occasion to issue a remarkable threat: that he would sue all of the women who had gone public with the accusations.
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This year, at least three high school seniors in the country have already gone public with what has been nicknamed the Ivy League Sweep: Ifeoma White-Thorpe, of Denville, N.J., Cassandra Hsiao, of Walnut, Calif.
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We excluded from this data set any company that's gone public in the past three months — including the well-performing Roku and Switch — since there isn't yet enough data to make a three-month comparison.
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Keep in mind ... Paris and Chris had just gone public with their relationship back in February, so it was likely less than a year into things that he decided he wanted to lock down Paris.
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Congress has repeatedly asked for information on the cybersecurity aspect of this, and New York's attorney general has gone public with his office's frustration at being stonewalled by the agency when it comes to identity theft.
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As this editor reported in late 2014, the acquisition proved far from a seamless fit, and by last year, Duffy had gone public about his regrets over selling Dropcam to Nest, which he left in 2015.
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We sourced our unicorn data from the Crunchbase Unicorn Leaderboard, focusing exclusively on those $1 billion or more companies that are currently operating and privately held and those that have gone public or have been acquired.
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But I would just say bottom line is, none of these companies, particularly I'm thinking of like Uber, Pinterest and Lyft, which are just recent unicorns to have gone public that are not enterprise software businesses.
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For the unfamiliar, Genesis Partners' portfolio companies have been acquired by the likes of Apple, IBM, Microsoft and Sapiens over the past decade, and have gone public on the Nasdaq exchange in the U.S. as well.
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Serignese, who has gone public with her accusations, has said the first time she met Cosby at a Las Vegas hotel in 1976, he gave her quaaludes and a glass of water before they had sex.
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But the Obamas have just gone public with a very intimate and painful struggle: They had a miscarriage and went on to use in vitro fertilization, or IVF, to conceive their two daughters 20 years ago.
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While this is small compared with other companies that have gone public recently, like the ride-hailing startup Uber, which shelled out $3.2 billion, it is a whopping 164% more than what WeWork spent in 2017.
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A number of former undocumented workers have gone public with their stories, visiting lawmakers on Capitol Hill, protesting outside Trump rallies, and urging authorities to investigate the Trump Organization's hiring and payment practices, the Post reports.
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This year so far, six U.S.-based unicorns have gone public, namely, Uber, Lyft, Pinterest, Zoom, PagerDuty and Beyond Meat, representing $131.5 billion in public valuations, with Uber at $82.5 billion and Lyft at $24 billion.
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In the immediate aftermath of the crash, Vanessa Bryant changed her Instagram preferences to private, but has since gone public and is slowly speaking out about how she and her family are coping with the loss.
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The letter emerges amid reignited scrutiny of how Amazon treats its hundreds of thousands of employees, some of whom have gone public with personal anecdotes that blame Amazon for encouraging them to work until they injured themselves.
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But this week, after the deadly shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue, he's gone public about the need to tone down hateful rhetoric and he wants voters to know that Trump's racist comments are even worse in private.
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It's easy to see their appeal to PE firms, including those companies controlled by other PE firms, those backed by VCs and those that have gone public already but have seen their share prices plateau (or worse).
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In fact, its partners will proudly tell you that excluding seed-stage deals, Battery has invested in 385 companies since its founding and 59 of them have gone public while another 154 have merged or been acquired.
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Some people look at, by the way, the Uber and potentially the Lyft IPO, as had they gone public two years ago, maybe it would have been different, maybe there would have been a greater growth opportunity?
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A new report from The Wall Street Journal found more companies worth $10 billion or more have gone public in the first half of 2019 than any other time since the height of the 2000 tech bubble.
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Uber was the biggest of a group of Silicon Valley startups that have gone public this year against the backdrop of a global stock market selloff, sparked by the trade battle between the United States and China.
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Unfortunately, scientists on the team putting that crucial document together have gone public with concerns that Trump will try to censor this critically important assessment of global warming's threats to coastal communities and America as a whole.
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You've seen the headlines; you know that over the last couple of years, a growing number of startups has gone public at valuations below where they were valued as privately held companies (or sunk past them quickly).
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But as a public company, shareholders only look to the future and a future without growth means that revenue growth probably can't be accelerated or ever maintained in the long term (Twitter should never have gone public).
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Uber was the biggest of a group of Silicon Valley startups that have gone public this year against the backdrop of a global stock market selloff sparked by the trade battle between the United States and China.
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At the same time, homegrown outfits like Etsy, Yext and MongoDB have all gone public, Tumblr was acquired in a billion-dollar deal and WeWork now ranks as one of the most valuable startups in the world.
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The city's obsession with burgers had already reached peak LaFrieda when, a year ago, long after Daniel Boulud had upped the burger ante with foie gras and Shake Shack had gone public, April Bloomfield opened Salvation Burger.
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IPOs are fewer in number than in recent years and being treated more cautiously, as the enormous valuations of companies that have gone public fail to be supported by the realities of their revenues, let alone profits.
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Elastic and MongoDB have gone public in recent years and are each worth more than $5 billion, thanks to successfully building proprietary tools that customers need in order to get the best use out of the software.
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In August, Jay Clayton, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, spoke at a conference in Nashville, outlining plans that would make it easier for individuals to invest in private companies that haven't yet gone public.
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No organized effort to oust Mulcair has gone public, and the party tends to be very forgiving of its leaders — in the past, as many as 98 percent of the membership has voted against unseating the leader.
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Such companies would include cloud-storage provider Dropbox Inc, Snapchat parent Snap Inc, and meal-kit maker Blue Apron Holdings Inc, which all have gone public since last year with little or no voting representation for certain investors.
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"We had gone public on a split-adjusted basis, $1.50 a share in today's terms, and the market became very quickly an internet bubble kind of market," Bezos said at the Bush Center Forum on Leadership in 2018.
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Uber was the biggest of a group of Silicon Valley startups that have gone public this year against the backdrop of a global stock market sell-off sparked by renewed trade tensions between the United States and China.
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In fact, Spiegel's base salary puts him at the top of the list of big tech start-ups that have gone public in the past decade, according to data provided by Equilar, which tracks board and executive compensation.
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An index of ours that tracks [companies that have gone public] in the last two years is still down for the year but it's had strong outperformance since February; it's run up almost twice the S&P 500.
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" As more survivors have gone public, Hostler says, their stories have given language to situations people have historically struggled to talk about: "For the first time in elections, we're talking about sexual assault in a very clear manner.
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But this scene came with a diabolical twist: Trump's comments about groping women, caught on tape, had gone public just two days before, letting Clinton (and viewers) know what he was capable of doing to women in private.
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A brief summary of recent history: Now, in an interview with the Financial Times, Cohn has gone public with his disappointments, but given a laughably self-serving justification for his decision to stay on at the White House.
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"As more and more internet companies have gone public over the past five, six, seven years, investors have become more educated on timing and pricing in the incremental supply," Devitt told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report " on Thursday.
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But shares of some high profile firms that have gone public in the past year, such as Uber (UBER) and its ridesharing rival Lyft (LYFT), Beyond Meat (BYND), Casper (CSPR)and SmileDirectClub (SDC), have been hit extremely hard.
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On Thursday, Bloomberg tallied the performance of the most highly valued young technology companies that have recently gone public and found that Pinterest was the only one that with an increase in its stock price since its IPO.
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Like many in this group, he is a newly minted multimillionaire who became wealthy by working for high-profile San Francisco start-ups like Uber and Lyft, which are now about to go or have just gone public.
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Experts said the challenge is intensified by the #MeToo movement, in which numerous women have gone public with misconduct allegations against powerful men, increasing potential jurors' awareness of sexual abuse and making them more likely to believe accusers.
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This point is personal for me — one of my big breaks was producing a remix of "300 Bars" by Game, but if his label had been able to control and clear it, the mix would never have gone public.
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Joycelyn's family has gone public claiming R. Kelly's been holding her and others captive as part of an alleged sex cult, but Joycelyn pointed out the obvious ... if that were the case, she wouldn't be flying solo in Cali.
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Why it matters: It's not uncommon for board members to leave at some point after a company has gone public, but The Information recently reported that CEO Evan Spiegel hasn't always been willing to listen to his board's advice.
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The main focus will be on female board members, he told CNBC, because companies that have gone public in the last four years with at least one woman on their board of directors performed "significantly better" than those without.
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As a public company, Tintri has faced competition from legacy technology companies such as Dell EMC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and IBM as well as a few companies that have gone public in recent years — particularly Nutanix and Pure Storage.
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Washington (CNN)Colbie Holderness, one of the women who have gone public with allegations of spousal abuse by a former top White House aide, wrote in a piece published Monday evening that abuse affects many different types of people.
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The biggest challenge for Niu will likely be regulation, said Jim Fields, co-founder of Shenzhen-based Relay, which has made informational videos for many Chinese companies that have gone public in the U.S. Niu is not a client.
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Yes, some venture capitalists — such as Wesley Chan at Felicis Ventures and Keith Rabois at Founders Fund — have gone public with Recode and others that they see Saudi cash as blood money and that Silicon Valley should reject it.
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All three have been up for a Nobel prize for their contributions to the work and all three have started and gone public with their own biotech companies using CRISPR Cas9 tech to create immunotherapies against cancer and other diseases.
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The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), a consumer organization that runs the Great British Beer Festival each August, said they had refused to stock sexist beers at their flagship event for years, but had now gone public with their decision.
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Little wonder, too, that payments startups that have gone public are faring well, including the global payments company Adyen, which IPO'd on the Euronext in June of last year and has mostly seen its shares move in one direction since.
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In the case of Rubin, attorneys say that Google agreed to pay him out for fear that if they fired him for cause, he would have gone public with information about other Google executives who have had relationships with employees.
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There was one point in time when both companies had gone public and Square was the ... I believe there was a week where it had risen the most on the market of any stock in the tech ... And Twitter fell.
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The remaining money would be used to support start-ups that Xfund had already invested in, and Mr. Chung alone would oversee the portfolio until all the start-ups had been sold or gone public, which could take nearly a decade.
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By Wednesday afternoon, with the release of its third-quarter earnings for 2019, Netflix had gone public with the viewership data for a year's worth of its most-watched original movies and television shows, from last October through last month.
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Fox declined the offer and Mr. Wigdor has since gone public with a defamation and racial-discrimination case that includes explosive claims focused on an article about the death of Seth Rich, a young aide for the Democratic National Committee.
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"If I knew what I know now, knew the crypto markets were going to swoon as much, and it was going to take so long, I might have stayed private for another year or so and then gone public," Novogratz said.
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The artist, who has not gone public with her identity, was previously featured in a Sports Illustrated article about Brown, in which she claimed the WR got naked and hit on her while she was working at his home in 2017.
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"While most of the 11 other companies that have gone public this month priced within or above their marketed range, the largest of them, SmileDirectClub is trading about 44% below its offer price in its $1.35 billion listing," Bloomberg notes.
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SurveyMonkey, its biggest rival in the survey software market, had gone public the prior month, and it was immediately clear that Qualtrics would command a much higher market value because it's the bigger and more profitable of the two, and is growing faster.
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As mentioned previously, we have seen recently that the amount of time to cash flow breakeven or profitability that public investors will tolerate can shift according to market conditions; plenty of companies have gone public outside these numbers and have still done well.
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But Mishra noted that a problem with applying a technology screen to emerging markets is concentration — because so few Indian companies have gone public, this ETF will have most of its stock exposure to the Chinese market (roughly 62 percent of the ETF).
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The firm was spun out of SAP to become an independent firm in 2011 and has since funded 403 companies that have gone public, including the software companies Box, Square, and Apigee; it's also funded 33 companies that have been acquired, including LinkedIn.
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Kruger, meanwhile, has gone public with her romance with Norman Reedus, with the two — who met on the 2015 film Sky — stepping out in New York City in March for a sweet, PDA-filled stroll following repeated sightings together in previous weeks.
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An index compiled by Renaissance of companies that have gone public within the past two years, with various adjustments to take account of size, has risen by a third over the past year, half as much again as the S&P 500.
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"It is such a dilemma, because if he had acted aggressively, in a way that he had gone public and said, 'This is why we're doing this,' it would have been seized upon as an attempt to bias the election," Merkley said.
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On one key point, however, Ms. Haley is correct: If Mr. Tillerson and Mr. Kelly believed that Mr. Trump posed a serious threat to the national interest, they should have refused to continue enabling him, resigned and gone public with their concerns.
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One candidate for the Board of Immigration Appeals who had her job offer rescinded has gone public with her case to CNN, rejecting the explanation the department gave for reversing an offer that had been made to her pending a background check.
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For an actress who has gone public, as McDonald did a couple of years ago, about her own past struggles with depression and a youthful suicide attempt, there's no way it didn't feel personal to read about Gee's own episodes of mental instability.
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Even if you believe that version of the story, one would imagine that pressure was building on the board of directors to make a change; the company's stock performance has been the worst of any major company that has gone public this year.
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In the days since the accusations against Mr. Wieseltier have gone public, I have been talking with former colleagues and replaying years of uncomfortable moments in my head, not just with him, but of everything from unwanted kisses to inappropriate comments and looks.
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As the cannabis industry has ballooned into a $56 billion market, and startups have gone public and expanded into multiple states, they've found that they have complex legal questions that range from real estate to intellectual property to business law to zoning.
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Had WeWork gone public at $20bn (less than half the valuation of $47bn in its latest funding round), the VF and SoftBank could under one scenario have faced unrealised losses of up to $7.5bn, estimates Atul Goyal of Jefferies, an investment bank.
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They have a lot of work to do: • WeWork is still renegotiating a loan from banks led by JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, which is now likely to be less than the $225 billion it would have received had it gone public.
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At least ten women have so far gone public in the past week with accounts of having faced inappropriate behaviour and sexual harassment at the hands of Akbar, a former journalist who is now minister of state for external affairs in the Indian government.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has gone public with his war against the House Freedom Caucus, pushing into full view growing frustration shared by House Speaker Paul Ryan less than a week after the GOP health care bill crashed amid feuding between rival Republican factions.
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Indeed, the Uber filing notes a clause in the deal that would allow the U.S. firm to sell "all or a portion of its investment back to Grab for cash" if the company hasn't gone public by March 25, 2023, five years after the deal.
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With less than 10 years in business - and without having gone public - Uber and Airbnb each raised billions of dollars of venture capital before turning to the big investment banks, which have historically been wary of lending to companies without an established financial history.
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The posts mark the first time Ariana, who stars on the family's reality show, Don't Be Tardy, has gone public with her romance — following in the footsteps of her older sister Brielle, 20, who isn't shy about showing off her own relationship on social media.
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Overall, U.S. companies that have gone public this year have done so at an average market capitalization of $1.1 billion, according to Thomson Reuters data, a 44 percent increase from the average market cap during the height of the dot com craze in 1999.
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"In the days since the accusations against Mr. Wieseltier have gone public, I have been talking with former colleagues and replaying years of uncomfortable moments in my head, not just with him, but of everything from unwanted kisses to inappropriate comments and looks," Cogan wrote.
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In recent days, other women have gone public with accusations of sexual misconduct by Mr. Weinstein, including a former news anchor who said he had trapped her in the hallway of a restaurant that was closed to the public and masturbated in front of her.
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"Once you cut out the cancer that was attacking us, we're now in a position to heal and move forward," said State Representative Chris Kannady, a moderate Republican who has gone public as the ringleader of the internal purge, which he called the Project.
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It's the second time Beckham has gone public with a gripe against the league this week -- grousing about how Ezekiel Elliott somehow didn't get fined for jumping in the Salvation Army kettle and insinuating that he would have been targeted if it was him.
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Citing data from the London Stock Exchange, it found 69 tech companies have gone public in Europe so far this year, compared to 28 in the U.S. European tech companies that went public in 2018 saw their share price increase by an average of 222 percent.
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Certainly, in recent years, many more biotech startups have gone public than consumer or enterprise startups, with public investors seemingly drawn in part to unprecedented levels of innovation, including new machine therapies and other treatments for a variety of diseases that couldn't be addressed earlier in time.
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Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are encouraging private wealth clients with net worths of $10 million to invest in a fund call the New Rider LP, which is a fancy way for people with money to buy stock in companies that haven't gone public yet.
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This increase in sales and marketing expenses is in line with other companies that have recently gone public, such as the office-coworking company WeWork, which has spent $378.7 million in the run-up to its IPO in 2019, and Uber, which spent $3.2 billion in 2018.
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What shocked her, however, was not Ms. Foti's discovery that her grandfather was complicit in the Holocaust — that was not really news to locals — but that a member of a patriotic émigré family had gone public and turned a private family matter into a public national shame.
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These SPACs are enjoying a banner year: more than 20 have gone public so far in 2017, the highest number since 2007, according to Renaissance Capital, a research firm that tracks IPOs and runs the Renaissance Capital IPO ETF (IPO), a basket of the most recent IPOs.
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Learning from the wave of SaaS startups that have launched and gone public over the past decade, media companies are increasingly exploring subscription models as a way to provide robust, recurring revenue while also building closer ties to customers, to boot (btw, have you heard of Extra Crunch?).
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So it doesn't factor in things such as the big selloff due to the new coronavirus or the shadow cast on the tech IPO market by the failure of WeWork's offering and the poor performance of many of the unicorns that have gone public in the last year.
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Russia's denials and manipulations of data continued well after antidoping regulators had gone public in September with confirmation that thousands of crucial Russian files had been deleted or manipulated, and that the data that Russia provided did not match a database on Russian athletes investigators received in 2017.
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There are digital payments start-ups that have gone public and are well known, such as Square and PayPal, but also less proven niches, like online lending and the blockchain and, finally, core financial services going through change, including the digitization of the bank and asset manager back office.
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All that said, Box CEO Aaron Levie reports he has no regrets about going public and insists he isn't worried about the short-term stock price, pointing out that the entire tech stock market that has gone public over the last twelve to eighteen months is going through the same thing.
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But it is a far cry from the heady days of 2000 — when Monster, which had gone public soon after being founded in 1999 (itself the result of a merger of two early job startups), had a share price of over $5003 and a market cap of nearly $8 billion.
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With "Painted in Mexico" finished and set to open at LACMA on November 19, she's gone public with the information, perhaps hoping Española's owner might drop in to see it and be moved to renew contact — or perhaps merely as a terrific publicity stunt for an exhibition long in the making.
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Now that she has gone public with her account, everyone seems to have an opinion about what she did, what he did and whether talking about gray-zone sex, where the man believes that everything that happened was consensual and the woman feels otherwise, spells the end of the #MeToo movement.
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Emboldened by Trump's denial during the second presidential debate of ever engaging in the behavior he bragged about in the now infamous "Access Hollywood" hot mic video, numerous women have gone public with their allegations of how Trump did in fact do more than just "talk" about groping women against their will.
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Pitchbook asks whether mutual funds might be beating VCs at their own game, but a wealth of unicorn holdings isn't necessarily a positive signal about Fidelity so much as a reminder that it has stuffed an awful lot of money into venture-backed companies that haven't yet gone public or been acquired.
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First and foremost, Slack has gone public, subjecting it and its ups and downs to a lot more public scrutiny, but also putting it on the map as a business of some standing, helping it make a bigger move into brokering more deals with the larger enterprises that Workplace has been winning over.
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The list also includes Jim Goetz at Sequoia Capital, who was one of the few to invest in the messaging service WhatsApp before it was acquired by Facebook, and Jenny Lee of GGV Capital, who was among the earliest investors in 28Vianet, a Chinese data center services provider that has since gone public.
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Dollar Shave Club and Billie represent just two percent of shop-in-a-box startups that have either been acquired or have gone public in the last decade, like Blue Apron and Stitch Fix (a personalized clothing service.) As many as 80% of subscription startups face financial difficulties, said Renner, citing industry reports.
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Many of the large venture-backed companies that have gone public in the past year have had rocky IPOs — if they were even able to have them at all — and seen their shares fare poorly once they were public, as investors have increasingly focused on companies' bottom lines over sheer revenue growth.
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And Ms. Adler is not the only one who has gone public about their relationship, or exhibited souvenirs from it: Suzanne Mallouk's story is told in the book "Widow Basquiat"; Madonna, who was not yet famous, later spoke publicly about their relationship; and both Paige Powell and Kelle Inman have participated in exhibitions.
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So far, they've gone public with identifications in three tough-to-crack cases: a young woman found strangled in an Ohio ditch in 1981; a man who checked into a Washington motel in 2001 under an alias, then killed himself; and an Ohio man whose 2002 suicide revealed he'd been living with a stolen identity.
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Recent data shows that a large percentage of public companies come from California — a state with 12 percent of the U.S. population now hosts one-fifth of all public companies — but don't forget Boston: Thousands of companies have launched, raised capital, gone public and thrived (or faded) throughout its rich history as a corporate haven.
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For Marlowe that means making sure people who menstruate everywhere have equal access to hygienic products, because a lack of access affects people's ability to "go to work, go to school, and participate in life with dignity," she says, citing Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, the author of Periods Gone Public: Taking a Stand for Menstrual Equity.
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If you want to invest directly in a NewSpace company that hasn't gone public yet, you do have another option in the form of equity crowdfunding, which allows you to give actual money in exchange for partial ownership of a company, as opposed to perks or other rewards with traditional crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter.
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Though not named in the plea deal filed in court, the women whom Cohen helped silence were two who have since gone public with their claims of sexual encounters or affairs with Trump: a porn star named Stephanie Clifford, who goes by the stage name Stormy Daniels, and a former Playboy model named Karen McDougal.
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"We're only as good as the information we get, but Conor is telling people privately, he hasn't gone public with it yet, but he's saying, 'Look, with a win here tonight should I beat Eddie (Alvarez), I'm going to take some time off and do everything I can to get the boxing match with Floyd Mayweather,'" Sonnen said.
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According to The L.A. Times, scriptwriter and actress Louisette Geiss and actresses Katherine Kendall, Zoe Brock, Sarah Ann Thomas, Melissa Sagemiller, and Nanette Klatt have all previously gone public with their stories about Weinstein, and are now suing the movie mogul on the grounds of racketeering, civil battery, assault, and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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When you consider the Tzuo's former company has become a $10 billion company, that companies like Box, Zendesk, Workday and Dropbox have all gone public, and others like DocuSign and Smartsheet are not far behind, it's pretty clear that we are in a golden age of SaaS — and chances are it's only going to get better.
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While many investors remain convinced that bitcoin is a mania that will end in tears (a recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of investors concluded bitcoin was the most crowded trade in the world today) a growing number of better-known figures in finance have gone public to say they are at least dabbling in the area.
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CEO David Solomon said that companies that had gone public in the last four years with at least one female board member did significantly better than those without, but Megan Dickey notes for Extra Crunch that's not quite all the way towards the goal: But the lack of people of color on boards is perhaps a more urgent issue.
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They've been identifying and wooing potential Clinton supporters from different GOP policy, political and business circles, and several Republican defectors who have gone public with their endorsements say the campaign has been quick to swoop in and help them publish and distribute statements and op-eds declaring support, to coordinate media interviews and assisting in wider Republican networking efforts.
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Cookies, potato chips and soft drinks were served during the 90-minute session, which included Clinton supporters who have gone public like John Negroponte, a longtime diplomat who has served under three Republican presidents and the Bill Clinton administration, as well as George W. Bush's Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, who hasn't publicly endorsed the Democrat.
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Just recently, Glassdoor was acquired by Recruit Holdings for $1.2 billion and Walmart bought 77 percent of Flipkart for $16 billion — either company could have gone public, but once companies are either on file and preparing for an IPO or make a confidential filing, it becomes a catalyst for potential buyers that have been tracking them for a while to make an acquisition.
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"What has happened since last Tuesday is that a significant number of colleagues, including some very prominent ones who have gone public, have changed their view on this and decided that the alternatives are so unpalatable to them that they on reflection think the prime minister's deal is the best way to deliver Brexit," he told BBC's Andrew Marr programme.
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Read more Columnist E. Jean Carroll wrote a vivid account accusing Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in the mid-'90s US: Once-secret Jeffrey Epstein sex offender deal must stand The 24 women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct 2 friends of E. Jean Carroll have gone public to back up her sexual-assault accusation against Trump
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There's absolutely nothing wrong with a company going public with a market cap of $750 million to $1.25 billion, but it seems like that's a late-stage venture round now, and I don't think that's right, particularly given the many good reasons for going public: You're better managed, you enjoy better liquidity, you likely have more capital on your balance sheet… TC: Why hasn't Automattic gone public?
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None has quite the workload as the SEC's San Francisco regional office, where a major area of focus in recent years has been investor fraud in pre-IPO companies, particularly the many startups that in an earlier era would have either have gone public or else out of business, but which today linger as privately held outfits because there's so much money sloshing around.
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Major law firms are ramping up efforts to win cannabis clients as they stake claims to an industry that could be worth $85 billionAs the cannabis industry has ballooned into a $56 billion market, and startups have gone public and expanded into multiple states, they've found that they have complex legal questions that range from real estate to intellectual property to business law to zoning.
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Index is one of Europe's (and America's) more prominent venture capital firms, backing recent hits like Adyen, Dropbox, iZettle, and Zuora (all of which have now either gone public or, in the case of iZettle, been acquired), so its backing has become something of a signal for companies to watch (similar to a number of others, it should be noted), as well as setting a pace for investing choices (including who is doing the investing).
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