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2. Uber's IPO underwriters recommend buying, estimate deep ... - AOL

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   Uber's stock was up 2.4% at $42.22 in afternoon trading, but the shares have dropped 6% from the price set in the May 9 IPO amid investor worries over whether the company is able to make money.

3. Why Uber’s Business Model Might Come Undone After IPO - AOL

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   Uber's valuation at IPO this Friday, based on its tentative offering price, will be $84 billion. The company is seeking to raise as much as $9 billion, and is expected to be the year’s biggest U ...

4. Uber Finally Files to Go Public — Should You Invest in Uber ...

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5. While Uber's IPO Slumped, Big Banks Took Home $106 ... - AOL

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   While Uber's IPO Slumped, Big Banks Took Home $106 Million in Fees. Skip to main content. Sign in. Mail. 24/7 Help. For premium support please call: 800-290-4726 more ways to ...

6. Uber Stock: Can You Short an IPO? - AOL

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   Internet-based ride-hailing company Uber isn't making money … and it may never make any money. As Uber prepares to go public, its drivers are on strike. It lost $3 billion last year. Stock in ...

7. GRAPHIC: How Uber’s IPO pricing compares to other recent ...

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8. The Uber IPO Was Not a Failure. But IPOs in General Are a Mess

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9. Lyft Stock Is Stalled Out by the Uber IPO — But Not Forever

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   After an initial public offering drought last year, this year they've poured in. But none are more anticipated -- or controversial -- than Lyft (NASDAQ:LYFT) and Uber. They are the mega unicorns ...