Analysis | The Technology 202: The shutdown is over, but companies trying to go public are still in limbo

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Analysis: The shutdown is over, but companies trying to go public are still in limbo

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My 1 concern when I heard I wouldn't be paid and wouldn't receive any back pay (as a fed contractor) was the IPO market too. I mean, I literally couldn't even sleep for days because all I kept thinking about was those multi-millionaires who would miss out on millions more! 🙄

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For about 18 days. Then it's 'off to the races.'

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