"Reddit's Unconventional IPO: Users Given Opportunity to Invest, But Warned of Risks"
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Reddit, the community-focused message board site, has filed to go public, making it the first major social media company to debut on the stock market in years. The San Francisco-based company reported a rise in revenue and a narrowing of losses, with 73 million daily users and more than 100,000 active communities. Reddit's move comes after a lull in initial public offerings and is seen as a test for private companies.
- Reddit Files to Go Public, in First Social Media I.P.O. in Years The New York Times
- Reddit will let users buy its IPO, but warns that they could make the stock riskier CNBC
- Reddit is going public and inviting power users to invest The Verge
- Reddit Plans to Sell Stock to Loyal Users in Unusual IPO Wager - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- Reddit's US IPO filing reveals $90.8 million losses, 21% revenue growth in 2023 Yahoo Finance
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