DoorDash plans to raise $3.13 billion in its high-profile stock market debut, giving it a valuation of $30 billion

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DoorDash's IPO is scheduled for December 8 and its trading debut on the NYSE follows the next day under the ticker symbol 'DASH.'

DoorDash updated its pricing range for its initial public offering on Friday.

The food delivery company aims to raise up to $3.13 billion by selling 33 million shares, priced between $90 and $95 per share.DoorDash's IPO is scheduled for December 8 and its trading debut on the NYSE follows the next day.DoorDash plans to raise as much as $3.13 billion in its much-anticipated stock market debut this month,The food delivery company plans to sell 33 million shares between $90 and $95 per share.

San Francisco-based DoorDash, the biggest player of the US food delivery services, plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol"DASH." The IPO is scheduled for December 8 while its trading debut on the NYSE would follow the next day, according toDoorDash is seven years old and calls itself an"emerging growth company." Like many other startups, the delivery company has been operating at a loss for years as it seeks to expand its userbase., video-game firm Roblox, fintech Affirm Holdings, and e-commerce platform ContextLogic.

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Door dash is terrible. Terrible customer service, extortionate service fees, delivery fees are through the roof!

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