Answer: IPO
IPO is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 236 times.
- Wall St. event
- Nasdaq news, in brief
- Dotcom's dream, maybe
- N.Y.S.E. debut, maybe
- Wall St. news
- Wall St. debut
- Financial page announcement, briefly
- Dot-commer's dream, for short
- Stock market event: Abbr.
- Nasdaq debut: Abbr.
- Nasdaq debut, maybe: Abbr.
- Investing opportunity, for short
- Market event, briefly
- Bus. page news
- N.Y.S.E. debut
- Yahoo! had one in 1996: Abbr.
- News for the Wall St. Journal
- Business sect. listing
- Wall Street event: Abbr.
- Nasdaq debut
- Apple had one in 1980: Abbr.
- Fund-raiser, of sorts: Abbr.
- Wall St. opening
- Certain stock option, briefly
- W.S.J. news item
- BusinessWeek topic: Abbr.
- New issue on Wall St.
- Wall St. deal
- You might take stock in it: Abbr.
- N.Y.S.E. event
- Subject for a W.S.J. article
- Big Wall St. news
- New issue at the NYSE
- New NASDAQ listing, e.g.
- NASDAQ newbie
- Stock market introduction (abbr.)
- Wall St. tender
- New AMEX listing, e.g.
- NYSE event
- NYSE debut
- Corp.'s stock market debut
- Wall St. offering
- NASDAQ newcomer
- Investing opportunity (abbr.)
- Mkt. debut
- Wall Street debut (abbr.)
- Stock mkt. debut
- Google had one in Aug. 2004
- Google had one in 2004: Abbr.
- Bit of business news, for short
- First stock sale, for short
- Google's was in Aug. 2004
- Microsoft's was in '86
- Stock debut, for short
- SEC concern
- New Wall St. listing
- New stock listing: Abbr.
- WSJ article topic
- Dot-com millionaire creator, perhaps
- A quiet period follows it: Abbr.
- Big Board abbr.
- News on the bus. page
- NYSE launch
- Financial pg. debut
- Visa, Inc. had a $17.9 billion one in 2008
- Wall St. happening
- Corp. fund-raiser of a kind
- New stock issuance, for short
- Wall St. introduction
- Wall St. launch
- Financial-page letters
- Goal of some start-ups (Abbr.)
- Wall Street intro.
- NASDAQ abbreviation
- Goal of some start-ups
- Stock-debut initials
- Capital-raising move, briefly
- Stock intro
- Intro to Wall St.?
- New issue on the NYSE
- Wall St. intro
- Wall St. newbie
- Google event of '04
- Small business's dream, for short
- I.B.M. event of 1915
- Company outing, for short?
- New Wall St. issue
- Big milestone for a young co.
- CNBC news
- GM had one in Nov. 2010
- Nasdaq debut, perh.
- NASDAQ news
- Certain listing
- Stock mkt. ploy
- Wall St. headline
- Wall st. headline
- Wall st. headline
- Co. milestone
- Bit of investors' news, for short
- WSJ news item
- Biz-news abbr.
- Wall St. debut of a sort
- Stock's debut, perh.
- Stock debut (Abbr.)
- Stock-report abbr.
- Debut on the NYSE
- Debut on the stock mkt.
- Stock debut, briefly
- New stock listing, briefly
- GM news of 2010
- Bit of news in the financial sect.
- Investors' news, briefly
- 2012 Facebook event, in brief
- Recent Facebook event
- 2012 Facebook event
- Facebook event of May 2012: Abbr.
- Stock mkt. opening?
- 4 Down debut
- Subj. of a Wall Street Journal story
- Risky investment opportunity, for short
- Headline-making NYSE event
- New listing of shares (abbr.)
- Notable 2012 Facebook event, for short
- Goal of some many a start-up (abbr.)
- Stock mkt. offering
- CNBC news item
- Corp. milestone
- Debut on Wall St.
- Groupon announcement in '11
- Much-hyped NASDAQ event for Facebook
- Stock market debut, for short
- There are rumors of one soon for Twitter: Abbr.
- 2012 event for Facebook
- Big W.S.J. news
- The S.E.C. regulates it
- Initial stock offering
- Goal of some startups
- 2004 Google event, briefly
- Newsworthy NYSE event
- One means of corp. financing
- NASDAQ opener
- Nov. 2013 Twitter milestone
- 1956 milestone for Ford: Abbr.
- Big event at the N.Y.S.E.
- Big business news, for short
- 2010 GM financial event
- Facebook milestone of 2012
- 2013 Twitter event, briefly
- Opening on Wall St.
- Subj. for Bloomberg News
- Facebook had one in 2012, for short
- 2015 Etsy milestone, initially
- Angel's payoff, for short
- Dream when starting up
- Corp. fundraiser
- Event requiring an S.E.C. filing
- Wall St. newcomer
- 2004 event for Google, for short
- Big step for a young company, for short
- Big NYSE event
- Subj. for CNBC
- What Snapchat had in 2017
- Stock opportunity, in brief
- Big-time Wall St. event
- NYSE newcomer
- Fitbit had one in 2015, for short
- Stock market debut, initially
- Fodder for Forbes, initially
- Google's was in 2004, briefly
- Tech start-up's big moment
- Snapchat had one in Mar. 2017
- Bit of NYSE news
- Spotify, in 2018
- WSJ news bit
- Google milestone of 2004
- Wall St. starter
- SurveyMonkey 2018 event
- Job for an investment bank, for short
- Stock market debut, briefly
- Chance to take stock, for short
- 2019 Uber event: Abbr.
- Spotify's 2018 debut: Abbr.
- Big Wall St. event
- Big step for a unicorn?: Abbr.
- Lyft went through it last March
- Bit of Wall St. news
- Spotify milestone of 2018
- Alibaba had it in '19
- 2019 Uber landmark, briefly
- 2019 Levi Strauss & Co. event: Abbr.
- 2018 Spotify event: Abbr.
- NYSE news
- 2019 event for Pinterest, for short
- 2019 event for Uber, briefly
- WSJ headline topic
- 2020 Zoom event: Abbr.
- Twitter's 2013 event
- Big step for a start-up, in brief
- Milestone for a start-up co.
- Big milestone for a start-up
- NASDAQ news item
- 2008 Visa milestone, briefly
- Stock debut: Abbr.
- 2019 event for Pinterest, briefly
- 2018 Wall St. move for Spotify
- Co.'s stock market debut
- WSJ headliner
- Market launch, for short
- Big step for a startup (Abbr.)
- Investment opportunity, for short
- Major talking point on CNBC, maybe
- Tesla had one in 2010, for short
- 2019 event for Zoom, in brief
- Big news to share in the biz world?
- 2008 Visa event, briefly
- WSJ news topic
- Start-up's announcement, for short
- Shares time, for short?
- Stock market debut
- Market debut, for short
- Market event, in brief
- Stock launch, in brief
- Stock acronym
- 2019 Uber event, briefly
- Wall St. investment opportunity
- Event involving "floating," in brief
- Big news for a co.
- Corp. debut
- One way for a co. to raise money
- Wall St. announcement
- Airbnb had one in 2020, for short
- 2019 event for Zoom, for short
- Time to take stock?
- Potential goal for a unicorn, in brief
- Big step for a start-up, for short
- Big day for a startup, briefly