The public crash and burn of WeWork’s initial public offering and poor early performances from high-priced startups that actually managed to go public in 2019 likely won't stop other “decacorns” from testing the IPO market in 2020, but it may change how they do it. Read More...
What does the ‘WeWork effect’ mean for IPOs in 2020?
The public crash and burn of WeWork’s initial public offering and poor early performances from high-priced startups that actually managed to go public in 2019 likely won’t stop other “decacorns” from testing the IPO market in 2020, but it may change how they do it.
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