Seldom has a financial event been so eagerly awaited by the investing world. When this net heavyweight goes public it will be the culmination of years of anticipation by stock market participants. We'll keep you up-to-date on the latest IPO developments, including the possible dutch auction of their stock shares, as the details unfold.


  IPO developments summarized below - February, 2004

2/24Co-Founder Page Mum on IPO Plans Larry Page was quoted as being "dismayed" by speculation being reported as factual information. - Reuters / USA Today
2/24The Complete Guide to Googlemania: Surviving IPO Fever The day of an IPO is the time an entrepreneur reaps their big payday. - Wired
2/23Will Google bring back the bubble? When Google goes public eyes will turn to internet stocks again. - The Christian Science Monitor
2/18Possible IPO Closely Watched The internet search engine Google might make some of its newly-public stock available to individual investors through a rarely-used dutch auction process. - Atlanta Journal-Constitution
2/11Forrester: IPO valuations signal "bubble 2" Many in the industry are saying that the forthcoming Google IPO will usher in a 2nd bubble for internet stocks. - National Business Review
2/3Analysts still bet on IPO A lot of people who follow the stock market had doubts about reports that the founders of Google have shelved plans for their company's IPO. - San Francisco Chronicle
2/2Can Google Go Dutch? There is lots of buzz going around regarding how Google might distribute its IPO shares to investors. -- InternetNews.com
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