GigaomAlibaba settles on its IPO price — $68
It’s official. Alibaba is going to be the largest IPO in US history. The company is going public Friday and just settled on its opening price — a whopping $68. That means… Read more »
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It’s official. Alibaba is going to be the largest IPO in US history. The company is going public Friday and just settled on its opening price — a whopping $68. That means… Read more »
With less than a week to go before Alibaba’s expected IPO, the company has decided to make a little more cash by charging a higher amount for its shares. Read more »
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