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LogMeIn to follow last week's four IPOs

If LogMeIn goes public on Wednesday as expected, it will be the fourth VC-backed company this year to do so. Last week, four companies went public, the most IPOs in any week since April of 2008.


Most active week for IPOs in more than a year

Chemspec International and Duoyuan Global Water went public on Wednesday, and Medidata Solutions and Invesco Mortgage Capital are likely to debut on Thursday.


End of IPO drought coming, says Fred Wilson

'The old fashioned VC-backed IPO will have quite a bit of appeal' when the appetite for owning stocks comes back, says Union Square Ventures co-founder Fred Wilson.



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Loan-to-buy

By Steven Miller, Standard & Poor's

Paulson's proposal to purchase an equity stake in Yellow Pages publisher Idearc is the second time in recent months an investor group has used its prepetition debt position to execute a bargain price 'exit LBO.'


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Managing your shareholder base

By Bradford P. Weirick and Joelle Khoury, Gibson Dunn

Growth companies and their PE sponsors should be wary of the pitfalls that arise when they layer on tiers of preferred stock.


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Easing the stress of distressed M&A

By Derek Watson, KPMG

Corporate buyers face numerous complexities when trying to identify the right moment to purchase a distressed asset.



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