Lessons from Google IPO
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The recently concluded IPO by Google, the Internetâs most popular search engine, generated more buzz than usual for several reasons.
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By MICHAEL J. MARTINEZ     NEW YORK  -- The e-mail that popped into my inbox early Wednesday morning was the latest in a string of surprises in Google's long-awaited IPO...
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U.S. stocks to watch: GOOGLE INC.  GOOG.O Google shares jumped 18 percent in their long-awaited  stock market debut on Thursday after a scaled-down $1.67  billion IPO marked by missteps and lackluster market  conditions. The stock closed at $100.34.
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After a series of missteps, Google finally pulled off its much-hyped initial public offering last week. The good news about this unusual IPO, which sought to deprive Wall Street banks of full control over
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Shares of Google Inc. will make their Nasdaq stock market debut on Thursday after the year&#39;s most anticipated initial public offering priced far below initial estimates, raising $1.67 billion.
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Google's 1.7 billion initial public offering in August gave entrepreneurs reason to rub the sleepy dust out of their eyes. All year the new-issues market had been slowly awakening. Through the end of October U.S. companies raised &#36;29 billion in initial stock sales, almost twice the total raised in all of 2003.
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Google Inc. on Wednesday said it priced its long-awaited initial public offering at &#36;85 per share, far below initial expectations, ending a tumultuous process beset by poor market conditions and a series of missteps.
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Google Inc. (GOOG) will close the registration process for its IPO auction Thursday, setting the stage for the online search engine leader's hotly anticipated stock market debut. Google plans to launch an unusual auction to sell 25.7 million shares shortly after closing the registration.
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Google Inc. is opening the auction for its much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) on Friday, with plans to announce the pricing of its stock next week.
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It looks like Google's public stock offering will proceed, no matter how hard the company tries to shoot itself in the foot. Not only that, its unique approach to the IPO game could result in an overhaul of federal securities regulations. -washingtonpost.com
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t worked. Google&#39;s auction process, both criticized and feared on Wall Street, could have gone much more smoothly, and investors might yet regret putting money into a company that plans to go its own way regardless of what others think.
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Google Inc&#39;s first day as a public company was branded a success by many yesterday. While shares failed to reach the $135 heights anticipated over recent weeks, the IPO price of $85 per share was boosted to over $100 by the end of the day.
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The initial public offering once touted as the hottest Internet IPO in years may have lost some of its momentum. Google Inc. announced Wednesday it has slashed the size of its IPO nearly in half and lowered its estimated price range.
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Google Stock Gobbled by Fidelity Investments  Fidelity Investments, the world's largest mutual fund manager, bought $549 million of stock in search engine Google's IPO, about 23 percent of the shares offered during the initial public offering. Fidelity reported in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it now ...
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You don&#39;t have to be Google to challenge the way Wall Street manages initial public offerings. A little southwest Virginia biotechnology company has just gone public using the same innovative &quot;open IPO&quot; process as Google.
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Google Shares Jump 18% In NASDAQ Debut  Google stock shares rose 18 percent in their NASDAQ stock market debut yesterday, after a scaled-down $1.67 billion IPO marked by missteps and lackluster market conditions. Google co-founder Larry Page and chief executive Eric Schmidt showed up at the Nasdaq stock market as Google ...
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Google has billed its IPO as a way for everyday people to get in on the process, denying Wall Street the usual stranglehold it's had on IPOs. Public bidding, a minimum of just five shares, an open process with 28 underwriters - all this pointed to a new level of public participation. But this isn't the case.