A month later, fallout from Facebook IPO persists – Detroit Free Press

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A month later, fallout from Facebook IPO persists
Detroit Free Press
It didn't take long after Facebook's IPO face-plant for many companies to abandon their dreams of going public. This year, 29 companies have pulled their plans …
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