IPO
IPO
10 Companies That Are Probably Going Public in the Next Year
IT and health care tend to be the most popular business sectors, accounting for 28 percent and 39 percent of all VC-backed IPOs over the past 10 years, respectively.
Masters of Scale
Instead of Taking Millions More in Investor Money, Our 25-Person Company Chose to IPO
Why we made the strategic decision to pursue an IPO as a fundraising strategy.
More From This Topic
Snapchat
20 Crazy New Things We Learned About Snap
The maker of Snapchat, expected to be valued at more than $20 billion, revealed its inner workings for its IPO.
Snapchat
Evan Spiegel Is Selling His Vision to Investors Ahead of Snap's Huge IPO
'Evan is the visionary -- Evan is the story.'
Venture Capital
3 Shifts That Signify Where Venture Capital Is Headed This Year
Following a peak in 2015, investors are adjusting their priorities.
Snapchat
A Fired Snapchat Employee Claims the Company Lied to Investors Ahead of Its IPO
A lawsuit alleges that the company has been "falsely misrepresenting" itself.
IPO
What Kinds of Companies Will Go Public in 2017?
New report from CB Insights looks at the year ahead.
Snapchat
Snap's Youthful Founders Show No Fear in Race to IPO
At a time when it is fashionable in Silicon Valley to stay private as long as possible, Snap is planning an initial public offering valuing it at more than $20 billion.
Snapchat
Snapchat Files for One of the Biggest Tech IPOs in Years
The Venice, Calif.-based company could go public as soon as March and be valued at $20 billion to $25 billion.
Cannabis
San Diego Company Bids to Become First Marijuana Business on NYSE
Innovative Industrial Properties could help investors grab a slice of real estate used for the growing of legal marijuana crops.
Snapchat
Snapchat Working on IPO, Valuing Company at $25 Billion or More
It would also represent the largest IPO by a technology company since Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. went public in 2014.
IPO
If, Like Many Others, You're Hesitating About Going Public, Scale This Way Instead.
Remain private as a business, and scale that way. The outcome will be a good one.
