Part 7: The IPO
Description: Corbett and Tym hit the road to sell the IPO. After initial successes with mutual funds, a respected robotics analyst passes on the IPO. Curtis helps to price and allocate the IPO while navigating the differing incentives of CPR and Jensen King. The board wants long-term success, but Curtis and Jensen King are only watching their own bottom line. In the end, the IPO is a success; the bells are ringing.
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The Collapse
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Case 67: The All Cash Sale
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Case 68: Tym Proposes the Acquisition Part 1
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Case 69: Tym Proposes the Acquisition: Part 2 A
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Case 69: Tym Proposes the Acquisition: Part 2 B
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Case 69: Tym Proposes the Acquisition: Part 2 C
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Case 70: Raising Debt Part 1
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Case 70: Raising Debt Part 2
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Case 70: Raising Debt Part 3
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Case 71: Are We Running a Charity?
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Case 72: Bucks Breakfast Bonus Benefaction
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Case 73: Succession
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Case 74: Fundamental Valuation Analysis Part 1
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Case 74: Fundamental Valuation Analysis Part 2
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Case 75: The Fragile Earnings Call
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Case 76: Debt 2 and a Half Bill
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Case 77: Tym Exits Stage Right
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Case 78: Raj Takes Over
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Case 79: Financial Statements and Analysis Part 1
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Case 79: Financial Statements and Analysis Part 2
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Case 80: The Bad Quarter
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Case 81: Raj and Whittaker Clash
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Case 82: Corbett Calls Tym For Advice
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Case 83: Ellen, Tiff, Sofia, and Rey Meet for Lattes
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Case 84: State of the Union
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Case 85: POISON PILLS
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Case 86: The MSNBC Sponsored Debate on Shareholder vs Stakeholder Capitalism
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Case 87: Option Repricing and a Fast Sale
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Case 88: The Norm Diatribe Look What You've Done
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Case 89: Private Equity
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Case 90: The Collapse
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Case 91: Ellen Tenders to Buy CPR
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