Companies Try to Skirt Shutdown’s IPO Limbo

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The government shutdown is forcing some companies to seek alternate routes to go public while the SEC is unable to greenlight IPOs

 

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There is not a compelling need to seek alternatives to public IPO. It's nonsense and childish to think or to spend any money otherwise. Wait the additional few weeks or months. It wasn't appropriate business plan or solid to begin with IF it can't withstand a few weeks or months.

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This government shutdown is starting to get the IPO market nervousWith the SEC hobbled by the partial government shutdown, now in Day 26, companies that want to go public this year are facing possible roadblocks. We seem to be doing fine without the employees. Guess the Dems will regret this soon! Obama's 'sharing economy' isn't such a good deal. I read Rumblings in the Democrat house a Representatives that the freshman Representatives are pushing Pelosi to compromise? In 4 days 800000 government employees face permanently off. Them employees ain't going to like that, are they Nancy? Build the wall
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