The unicorn IPO

The Story of Money

Manuela Saragosa

Business, Crypto, Markets, Finance, Banking, Investing, History, News

4.4 • 400 Ratings

🗓️ 12 March 2019

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

What it means for a generation of tech companies with huge valuations to be making the shift to the public markets, and why some are doing it by unconventional means.

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0:00.0	Am I missing anything? Is this the right decision?
0:02.0	Could it be a alternative?
0:04.0	Am I too late?
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0:21.1	facts, not opinions.
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0:30.6	A few months ago, Slack CEO Stuart Butterfield sat down with
0:33.7	CNBC contributor Adam Bryant for an in-depth interview.
0:36.8	Stuart, great to see you again.
0:38.8	Yeah, good to see you too.
0:39.7	Slack is growing quickly.
0:41.3	They chatted about how the cloud-based communications tools doing.
0:44.8	Slack says it's built a community of 10 million daily users and it has a reported cash pile of
0:50.3	about $900 million.
0:52.4	So Brian asked the question that had been on everyone's minds for a little while.
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