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zenlikethat
on Aug 1, 2017
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S&P 500 to exclude Snap after voting rights debate
Why go public in the first place if you don't want active investors? I find it highly unlikely investors wanting to get involved in a company's success would be a bad thing more often than not.
cbhl
on Aug 2, 2017
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I believe the are rules that often force companies to go public (e.g. the 500 investor rule) even if the CEO wants to retain private ownership.
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