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Reddit CEO warns employees not to wear Reddit swag in public as users revolt
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Anything for that IPO, I guess..
Has there ever been an IPO of zero? Because it wouldn't surprise me at this point...
I feel like WeWork got close.
After the 30th, we might see it. They haven't exactly handled this situation well, so I don't have high hopes for the transition when they do finally enact their pricing changes.
It honestly sounds like the place is run like a clown car.
Pets.com went bankrupt within 12 months of its IPO. It was ahead of its time.
I've got my shorts ready for summer....