2000: The Year in Device Exits
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
While investors remain skeptical of device IPOs, and large device firms don't seem as eager as they once did to snap up their smaller counterparts in stock transactions, 2000 did see a relatively healthy number of exits for private device investors, both via IPO and acquisition.
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