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From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, May 26th.

Over the last couple of months, several tech companies have decided to delay their IPOs, and given the market's volatility, almost no one has taken their company

public since we began feeling the full force of the pandemic. So it's surprising that any business

is choosing to file for a public offering right now, but that's exactly what Vroom is doing.

Vroom. Last week, the online used car platform

filed with the SEC for an IPO. It's expected to take place in June. Now, if you haven't been in the

market for a used car in the last several years, you may not be familiar with Veroom and its rivals.

Verrum is a website and an app intended to make it as easy to buy a used car as it is

to pick out, say, a new laptop on Amazon. They'll also buy your old car from you. Long before we had

COVID-19 reasons to want commerce without contact, Verrum was positioning itself as a company that

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