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It's Not A Good Time To Start A Business
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Mish Shedlock
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Saturday, February 15, 2020 7:03 PM EDT
The Bloomberg Startup Barometer, a measure of business environment health, is in a steep plunge. The Bloomberg Startups Index is down 25.45% from a year ago, but it's down a massive 46.0% in just under 7 months.
Week In Review: Bio-Thera Raises $241 Million In Shanghai STAR IPO For Antibody Portfolio
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ChinaBio® Today
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Saturday, February 15, 2020 4:19 PM EDT
Bio-Thera Solutions of Guangzhou priced its IPO on Shanghai’s STAR Board to raise $241 million at a valuation of almost $2 billion. The offering, which placed 60 million shares at RMB32.76 each, was reported to be 3,225 times oversubscribed.
IPOs Could Become A Huge Part Of The Crypto Industry
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TotalCrypto
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Thursday, February 13, 2020 11:27 PM EDT
Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are going through a transition period. The time of novelty and skepticism has come to an end but now there are other, bigger issues at hand.
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Airbnb IPO In Peril After Unexpected Loss, Coronavirus Fears
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Tyler Durden
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Wednesday, February 12, 2020 5:20 AM EDT
The coronavirus outbreak in China could derail Airbnb Inc.'s attempt to going public in the next several quarters.
Opening Day: Casper Jumps In First Day, Then Sinks Below IPO Price
Week In Review: AkesoBio Files For $300 Million Hong Kong IPO
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ChinaBio® Today
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Saturday, February 8, 2020 4:16 PM EDT
AkesoBio, a Zhongshan novel drug discovery and development biopharma, filed for a $300 million Hong Kong IPO to develop its portfolio of novel mono- and bi-specific antibodies.
Telco IPO Is Only One Way To Paint Africa Orange
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Lipper Alpha Insight
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Wednesday, January 22, 2020 8:40 AM EDT
French telecoms group Orange faces a tough call on floating its African unit. Listing a chunk of the business, which could be worth 13 billion euros, would raise some cash and potentially boost the company’s valuation.
WeWork's Lease Activity Crashed 93% In 4Q After Failed IPO
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Tyler Durden
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Sunday, January 19, 2020 2:38 PM EDT
Several months after WeWork’s failed IPO the office-sharing company leased just four new sites for a combined 184,00 sq. Ft. of space in 4Q19, marking a 93% plunge from its quarterly average rate of 2.54 million sq. ft. over the last four quarters.
Week In Review: China's I-Mab Stages $104 Million Nasdaq IPO
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ChinaBio® Today
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Saturday, January 18, 2020 2:34 PM EDT
I-Mab, a Shanghai biotech, raised $104 million in its IPO on the Nasdaq exchange to support its portfolio of biologic products.The offering was priced at $14 per ADS but the price has moved 10% lower to $12.58 in initial trading.
Castle Could Crumble When IPO Lockup Expires
Health Catalyst Could Slump When Lockup Expires
Are Ridesharing Stocks About To LYFT Off?
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Investing Whisperer
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Thursday, January 9, 2020 9:57 PM EDT
UBER and LYFT are two disruptive leaders, like Facebook, that also stumbled badly in the public markets after their IPO. They bled cash profusely in their first couple quarterly reports. But clearly, things are changing.