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More $10-plus billion companies have gone public in 2019 than at the height of the dot-com tech bubble. Here’s how their businesses compare.

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More $10-plus billion companies have gone public in 2019 than at the height of the dotcom tech bubble. Here’s how their businesses compare.

have already raised billions in respective IPOs over the last six months. For comparison, 2000 saw more than 75 blockbuster IPOs in the same time period.POWER PLAYERS: Meet the 9 executives helping Silicon Valley's biggest corporate venture capital funds pump billions into tech startups

Of course, history doesn't always repeat itself — it doesn't necessarily follow that just because the great IPO rush of 2000 presaged the end of a bubble, we'll see a similar trend play out in 2019. Still, it's hard to avoid a feeling of deja vu: In 2000, we had Pets.com, the ill-fated online pet store; in 2019, we have Chewy.

 

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