The story of Uber’s disappointing I.P.O. is a tale of mismanaged expectations with plenty of blame to go around. Source: NYT > Business –
How the Promise of a $120 Billion Uber I.P.O. Evaporated
Uber’s offering was supposed to be a crowning moment for the ride-hailing company. But it suffered setback after setback and ultimately resulted in pointed questions for all involved. Source: NYT > Business – MIKE ISAAC, MICHAEL J. de la MERCED and ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
Uber Stock Slides in Disappointing Trading Debut That Followed Muted I.P.O.
Uber’s road to the public market has been rocky. Last year, investment bankers said it could be valued at $120 billion upon I.P.O. That number has declined in recent weeks. Source: NYT > Business – MIKE ISAAC
Uber Prices I.P.O. at $45 a Share, Valuing It at $82.4 Billion
The ride-hailing giant’s valuation is the third largest for a company going public on an American exchange. Source: NYT > Business – MICHAEL J. de la MERCED and KATE CONGER
Uber Prices I.P.O. at $45 a Share, Valuing It at $82.4 Billion
The ride-hailing giant’s valuation is the third largest for a company going public on an American exchange. Source: NYT > Business – MICHAEL J. de la MERCED and KATE CONGER
With Uber’s I.P.O., Dara Khosrowshahi Is Taking Travis Kalanick’s Company Public
The C.E.O. wants to prove that the start-up has evolved past a raucous, and profligate, tech-bro culture. But Uber’s past is simply not that far gone. Source: NYT > Business – MIKE ISAAC